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DLA Piper ends South African alliance as it eyes Jo’burg launch for first foray into Africa

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Michael West
7 August 2015
Middle East and Africa

DLA Piper and its South African affiliate, Cliffe Dekker Hofmeyr, are ending their formal alliance as the international firm looks to strengthen its presence in the country.

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