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A drop in transactional work has been somewhat offset by a need for regulatory lawyers, but many law firms are still feeling the strain.
February 14, 2020 at 01:45 AM
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South Africa’s legal industry has had something of a mixed year.
The country’s weak economy and issues around state capture, bribery and corruption have made investors wary of pursuing deals there. Then again, there are high volumes of work 
flowing in from other areas such as litigation, regulatory advice and restructuring.
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