The latest partner hire will enable the firm to expand its public interest and social responsibility portfolio.
November 29, 2021 at 06:15 AM
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Correspondent, Cape Town
Norton Rose Fulbright ‘s South Africa hiring campaign is gaining momentum with the hire of a new partner and co-lead of its pro bono team from a local firm.
Joining the firm on December 1, Candice Pillay has been a partner at Lawtons Africa since 2019. Accompanying her on the move is attorney Nicola Irving who she has been mentoring for a year in social justice, Norton Rose Fulbright partner Brent Botha, who leads the national disputes practice group, told Law.com International.
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