30 September 2020

LEX Africa develops a relationship with the AEA International Lawyers Network

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LEX Africa develops a relationship with the AEA International Lawyers Network-Association of European Lawyers.        

LEX Africa has agreed to establish a non-exclusive relationship with AEA.

The AEA is the largest network of the world in number of offices and countries covered. They have 456 offices in 113 countries.

LEX Africa is Africa’s first and largest legal alliance established in 1993 and with over 600 lawyers in 26 African countries.

The parties wish to promote cooperation for the mutual benefit of their members including to enable professional relationships between members, share information of interest to members and their clients and attend each other’s conferences

Chairman of LEX Africa, Pieter Steyn from Werksmans in South Africa, says “we are delighted to establish a relationship with AEA and look forward to working with them to promote joint projects and a better understanding of African legal and business developments with the ultimate goal of assisting our respective clients.”

For further details please contact:

AEA

Pedro Beltrán

Avda. Maisonnave, 30-2º

Tf. (+34) 96.598.65.40

E-mail: europea1@aeuropea.com

LEX Africa

Pieter Steyn

Telephone: +27 11 535 8296

E-mail: psteyn@werksmans.com

The Central, 96 Rivonia Road, Sandton, 2196, Johannesburg, South Africa

LEX Africa

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