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Shepstone & Wylie - Cape Town

Johannesburg, South Africa

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Shepstone & Wylie is a leading South African law firm headquartered in Cape Town. The firm offers a broad range of legal services, including dispute resolution through arbitration and property law. It has five branches in Durban, Johannesburg, Pietermaritzburg, and Richards Bay and maintains international connections extending to South Africa, Europe, and North America. The firm is known for its integrity and unity and was founded in 1953. It employs a large team of qualified lawyers including Allan Heydorn and Samantha Davidson.

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