Norton Rose Fulbright South Africa practice receives impressive rankings in 2024 Chambers Global Guide
Südafrika | Press release - Recognition | Februar 2024
Norton Rose Fulbright South Africa was recognised in the 2024 Chambers Global Guide, receiving impressive recognitions across 10 national practice areas and earning 23 individual lawyer rankings. Johannesburg Director Patrick Bracher has been recognised as a Senior Statesman for Insurance, while Dr Michael Dale, also a Director in Johannesburg, has been ranked as a Star Individual in Energy and Natural Resources: Mining.
Other individual lawyer rankings for South Africa include:
Andrew Robinson | Shipping |
Dale Cridlan | Tax |
Desiree Reddy | Banking and Finance: Regulatory |
Donald Dinnie | Insurance |
Gary Rademeyer | Construction |
Gillian Lumb | Employment |
Jackie Midlane |
Banking and Finance Projects and Energy |
Jason Whyte | Employment |
Jeffrey Kron | Dispute Resolution |
John Bell | Dispute Resolution |
Malcolm Hartwell | Shipping |
Marianne Wagener | Competition/Antitrust |
Matt Ash | Projects and Energy |
Mohammed Chavoos | Employment |
Murray Alexander | Employment |
Peter Lamb | Shipping |
Stephen Kennedy-Good | Corporate/M&A |
Tina Costas | Environmental |
Tony Chappel | Construction |
Willem de Villiers | Corporate/M&A |
Besides being recognised for our international and cross-border capabilities, we were ranked in the following practice areas:
South Africa | Banking and Finance |
South Africa | Construction |
South Africa | Corporate/M&A |
South Africa | Dispute Resolution |
South Africa | Employment |
South Africa | Energy and Natural Resources: Mining |
South Africa | Insurance |
South Africa | Projects and Energy |
South Africa | Shipping |
Chambers and Partners is one of the world’s leading independent legal research companies, offering detailed rankings and insight into leading lawyers and law firms across 200 jurisdictions in more than 70 countries. The Chambers Global rankings are based on in-depth analysis, facilitated by a team of impartial researchers.