LNP Attorneys wanted to increase its workflow outside of South Africa and Mauritius made the most sense. When opportunities come along, small firms can act quickly, without jumping through a lot of hoops, says the firm's CEO.
January 20, 2023 at 12:34 PM
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Correspondent, Cape Town
Johannesburg firm LNP Attorneys will open an office in Mauritius—its first location outside of South Africa.
The firm, which has been granted a license to launch an office in the African island nation, specializes in the energy, natural resources and infrastructure sectors. It has 12 lawyers, including four directors (the equivalent of partner), is 100% Black-owned and 76% female-owned.
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Nikita Lalla, CEO of LNP. Courtesy photo
