Eversheds has opened four offices across Africa through tie-ups with South African firm Mahons Attorneys and Tunisia’s El Heni. The agreement with Mahons has handed Eversheds presences in Johannesburg, where Mahons has two offices, as well as Cape Town and Mauritius. The ten-partner firm will rebrand as Eversheds in the New Year.
December 04, 2013 at 05:24 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Eversheds has opened four offices across Africa through tie-ups with South African firm Mahons Attorneys and Tunisia’s El Heni.
The agreement with Mahons has handed Eversheds presences in Johannesburg, where Mahons has two offices, as well as Cape Town and Mauritius. The ten-partner firm will rebrand as Eversheds in the New Year.
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