Odette is a public interest attorney for Webber Wetzel. Throughout her career, she has made many distinguished achievements and has received the following awards: African Law Award 2016 Attorney of the Year 2016 International Bar Association Pro Bono Annual Pro Bono Attorney Award 2016 Cape Town Law Association.

Regarding quarantine, Geldenhuis is working to complete the largest land claims lawsuit in Cape Town West to date. time tried. Along the west coast, the Ebenheser community of 1,800 people is expected to return approximately 1,300 hectares, mostly for grape and vegetable farms.

"So the land ownership belongs to the Ebenheser community, about 40 kilometers from Vredendhal," says Geldenhuis. “So they were deprived of land in 1925 for poor white people. Enjoy most of the benefits of an irrigation system, cheap if not free land, farm equipment and seed support. And some of them worked as agricultural workers on the land that was taken away from them."

Geldenhuis has been studying the Ebenhazer case since 2014. She adds that the Legal Resource Center has been working "hard" since 1998. Now finally the consensus is being reached on issues related to claims.

Des Williams was Chairman of the Werksmans Attorneys from 2005 to February 2015. He has been with the company since 1974 and led the litigation department from 1994 to 2005. He currently leads the company's Arbitration Working Group. He has experience in all areas of commercial litigation and alternative dispute resolution, including international litigation, arbitration and mediation. He has participated in many of the largest and most complex litigation and arbitration cases in South Africa.

Des is recognized by Chambers Global: World's Leading Lawyers for Business for her dispute resolution experience. Appears in the 2016 edition for both dispute resolution and composition. He was named one of the world's best arbitration practitioners by the International Who's Who of Commercial Arbitration, 2016. He has also been named Best Lawyers in Arbitration and Arbitration, Construction and Litigation by Best Lawyers International. Commercial Disputes and Arbitration by the International Organization Who's Who Legal; Dispute Resolution Legal500 and Dispute Resolution PLC Neither attorney. Des is a South African member of the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) Arbitration Tribunal, President of the South African ICC Council, former Co-Chairman of the International Bar Association (IBA) Judicial Committee and a former member of the Council. IBA Legal Affairs Department. He has written several articles, published books, magazines, newsletters and reviews, and is a regular contributor to regional and international conferences. Des received her Bachelor of Laws and Master of Laws degrees from the University of Witwatersrand, as well as graduate degrees in Corporate Law and Taxation.

Sally is Webber Wetzel's managing partner, specializing in commercial, financial and private equity law. She was voted South Africa's Best Attorney in 2018 and even won Private Equity Attorney of the Year in 2010 and 2018. South African Professional Services Award.
Sally is a private equity investor and advises on all aspects of M&A transactions (both public and private) for private equity, including structuring advisory, consortium and shareholder agreements, executive engagement mechanisms, and black economic empowerment structures (BEEs), funding and reorganization mechanisms. For the past 20 years, she has been involved in the largest private equity transaction in South Africa.

Her expertise has been recognized by a variety of international research institutions, including Chambers Global, Legal 500, IFLR1000, Who`s Who Legal and Best Lawyers (Private Equity Attorney of the Year 2010 and 2018). She was named Female Professional of the Year at the 2016 South African Professional Services Awards and received two awards at the 2018 South African Professional Services Awards: "Legal Professional Class of the Year" and the coveted South African Professional Services Award. absolute winner of the professional competition of

Office:90 Rivonia Road, Sandton, PO Box 61771, Marshalltown, 2107, Johannesburg, Gauteng, South Africa 2196

Tebogo Malatji has a BA from Turflup University (now Limpopo University) and a BS in Law from Howard College at the University of Natal (now University of KwaZulu-Natal). In 1998 he was the first black director of a commercial law firm based primarily of African descent in Pretoria, and was promoted to Managing Director in 2005 until 2018 when Malatji & Co Attorneys was founded.

Tebogo's duties include public law, the exercise of government powers, the application of PFMAs, financial regulations and guidelines, corporate governance of state-owned enterprises and the restructuring.

Tebogo advises a variety of legal entities with extensive experience assisting with regulatory compliance and interpretation as well as regulatory requirements of commercial transactions in the public sector. In this role, he helps the corporate world remain legally sound in accordance with the requirements of the regulatory framework in which it operates. Prior to
, Tebogo served as a high court judge in his home country and is now highly sought after by key clients, including senior government ministers. Key clients include the former Minister of Finance, the current Minister of State Enterprises, the current Minister of Economic Development and the former Minister of Public Works, who have been advised on issues of national importance.

Tebogo provides its clients a full range of compliance and advisory services in healthcare and other regulated industries such as financial services and insurance. In addition, he actively participates in the development of draft laws and regularly participates in application and public law process reviews related to the interpretation of laws. He is also a board member of the public and private sector boards.

Office: Sandton

Karen is an employer and labor lawyer based in Johannesburg. She specializes in litigation and regularly appears in the Labour and Labour Appeal Courts. She has extensive experience in reviewing arbitration awards and in unfair discrimination claims.

Karen has a profound experience advising on all employment aspects arising from transfers, mergers, and the realignment of South African offices with international group offices. She often advises on the practical and contractual aspects of Section 197 of the Labour Relations Act, 1995, which regulates the transfer of contracts of employment. Karen has advised on several major deals in the telecom industry. She was on the team involved in the Barclays Absa acquisition and became one of the few practitioners with the knowledge to represent South Africa's largest airport management company in a successful bid on the Basic Services Committee of the Conciliation, Arbitration and Arbitration Committee. field. Karen represents South African and African clients in retail, manufacturing, mining and healthcare.

In an Acritas Star Lawyers poll published in January 2018, Karen was regarded as a Star Lawyer. The Star Attorneys list is based on 4,300 customer reviews over 3 years.

Karen is included in Legal500, 2018's list of recommended labor and employment attorneys. Karen was named one of the top three finalists in the Law category according to CEO Magazine's 2011 Most Influential Women in Business and Government of South Africa.

Karen holds a BA (Hons) from the University of Pretoria. Karen joined the company in 2002 and was appointed Director at the age of 27.

Karen is a member of the South African Labor Law Association (SASLAW) and also regularly supports SASLAW projects free of charge, providing legal assistance to labor courts. She regularly conducts seminars and training and is invited to comment on changes in labor law as a guest speaker on radio and financial media.

Office: Johannesburg

Anton has worked as a lawyer in South Africa and the UK. In South Africa, he initially specialized in labor law, but more recently focused on commercial and corporate matters dealing with both trade affairs and corporate/contract disputes. Anton has extensive experience in M&A in South Africa, advising on corporate governance issues and resolving corporate law disputes. In the UK, he has involved in large-scale M&A activities, mainly in several jurisdictions. After returning to South Africa and breaking the law, he was appointed Road Transport Manager at Grindrod Logistics, which operates more than 200 professional car transport companies and has operations throughout South Africa.

In November 2021, Anton was named one of South Africa's Best Lawyers™ of 2022. The attorneys on our list of Best Lawyers in South Africa are broken down by geographic region and area of practice. They are reviewed and certified by peers based on their professional experience to ensure they are in good condition and conform to current practice.

Office: Tygervalley, South Africa

Jackie Midlane is on top of the list of banking and finance lawyers in South Africa. She is a graduate of the University of Witwatersrand and is currently the Banking and Finance Director and Director of Norton Rose Fullbright Inc.

Jackie is the Head of Banking and Finance and is based in Johannesburg's offices. Jackie has a wealth of experience in customer service. For project finance, development finance, structured finance, asset finance, acquisition finance, general banking and commercial operations in domestic and emerging markets of Africa. Jackie specializes in financial institutions and the energy, telecommunications and mining sectors.

Prior to joining the practice in 2004, Jackie worked for 9 years at Absa Bank Limited (through corporate and investment banking) as the Professional Financial Legal Officer.

Jackie is recognized and consistently listed as a leading lawyer for her banking and finance, mining and projects, infrastructure and energy expertise in Chambers Global, IFLR 1000, and Legal500. She is recommended for her work in structured finance and project finance and has been described as "handson and full of energy and perseverance" and "intellectually rigorous, extremely thorough and really understands the needs of the banks". She has been referred to by Chambers Global 2019 as "excellent" and is considered to be "very active" in energy sector initiatives.

Jackie was recognized and listed in the top tier for banking and finance by Chambers Global, 2018 which states that "Jackie Midlane receives high praise from clients, who appreciate the dedication with which she represents their interests".

Some glowing comments include "outcome-oriented, with informed yet practical suggestion and solutions", as well as "exceptional knowledge and skill of corporate finance and especially project finance, encompassing excellent negotiation skills".

Jackie is proactively involved in the governance of South African practices and is a member of the Governance Committee and a member of the South African Loan Market Association working group. Jackie's 4,444 clients include Absa, Abengoa, Cobra, DBSA, DEG, Enel, Emerging Africa Investment Fund, ExxonMobil, FMO, Harith, IDC, IFC, Investec, Momentum, Nedbank, RMB, Standard Bank and Total.

Jackie holds a Bachelor of Commerce (Savvy), a Bachelor of Law (Savvy), H. Deep Coe Law (Savvy) and H. Deep Tax Law (Savvy).

Office; Johannesburg

Tony is a design, construction and professional liability attorney based in Johannesburg. He is a director of Norton Rose Fullbright Inc. He has held this position since 1987. He is one of the best lawyers in South Africa in areas such as litigation, insurance and business malpractice litigation.

Tony is a Construction, Engineering and Professional Liability Attorney based in Johannesburg. He leads construction sites in South Africa. In the field of construction and engineering, Tony handles disputes and advises on professional compensation, insurance coverage issues, public-private partnership (PPP) contracts, legal, regulatory requirements and compliance. Tony has extensive experience with all popular standard contract forms. He represents contractors, developers, insurance companies, parastatals and mining companies in South Africa.

Tony has represented large and small auditing firms throughout his career, particularly in relation to medical malpractice claims, regulatory matters, complaints and prosecutions by professional bodies in South Africa and other South African jurisdictions.

Tony has participated in a good deal of prominent litigation and arbitration in South Africa over the past 20 years. They have required planning (including negotiation of arbitration agreements and choice of arbitrators) and managing large teams of people. He has worked with many of the leading counsel at the Bar in South Africa. In view of the technical nature of the disputes work he undertakes, experts are invariably required to be briefed to give expert testimony. He has identified, briefed and worked extensively with prominent South African and international experts, mostly in construction, engineering and audit disciplines, but also in fields as various as beer brewing and theology.

Tony has undertaken disputes work in many other African jurisdictions, including Namibia, Botswana, Zambia, Zimbabwe, Malawi, Ghana, Kenya, Mali, Sierra Leone and Liberia.
Tony was named Chambers Global 2019 for Construction and Dispute Resolution, rated for 'extensive experience' and is known for his practice in litigation and professional liability cases." Tony is also listed as a recommended construction attorney by the Legal 500 2019.

Tony has a BA in Law from Wits University, began writing for the company in 1983 and has been a Partner/Director since 1987.

Office: City of Johannesburg, Gauteng, South Africa