4 April 2016

Armstrongs And Its Lawyers Ranked In Highest Band

Once again Armstrongs has been ranked in the top-tier of law firms in Botswana for 2016 by Chambers Global, an independent and international legal rankings directory. Recognition from Chambers is particularly significant as Chambers recognises achievement in 190 countries worldwide making it the largest research firm in the industry.

Chambers awards recognition to law firms and to individual attorneys on the basis of thousands of client testimonials, feedback from peers and leading industry commentators, which makes top recognition by Chambers noteworthy. Chambers assess achievement on the basis of technical ability, commitment to clients, timeous delivery and professionalism.

Armstrongs has also achieved individual recognition for outstanding achievement in commercial transactions and litigation. This year only thirteen of the scores of attorneys in the country have been ranked and three of those are our very own. Three of the firm’s Partners have been ranked among the country’s leading lawyers. Managing Partner, John Carr-Hartley and Partner Sipho Ziga have been ranked in the top tier, Band 1 Category and Partner Mark McKee in the second highest, Band 2 Category.

Chambers reports our client reviews as follows:

Clients are impressed, saying: “I am very happy with all aspects of their work. The turnaround is very quick, the work is accurate and detailed and they are accessible and available.”

John Carr-Hartley receives extensive praise for his exceptional litigation and arbitration practice, with sources describing him as “very clear and very elegant” and remarking that “he enjoys being in court and is very thorough.” He handles a broad range of disputes, including those relating to medical malpractice, labour and construction law.

Clients say Sipho Ziga is “very accessible, results-oriented and very deadline-focused.” He has a strong reputation for mining work in Botswana.

Mark McKee is experienced in energy and natural resources. Sources note he is a “highly recommended and knowledgeable chap.

These sterling results establish Armstongs as one of Botswana’s leading law firms.

English, Setswana

2nd Floor, Acacia House, Plot 74358, Cnr Khama Crescent Ext and P G Matante Road, New CBD

Armstrongs Attorneys

Resources

Explore Articles

Botswana
24 June 2026
COURT OF APPEAL JUDGMENT Thekiso & Nova Africa JV v Ulsan Botswana (Pty) Ltd INTRODUCTION In a judgment delivered in Gaborone on 28 May 2026, th...
Botswana
29 April 2026
Reckless trading is not expressly defined in Botswana’s Companies Act (the “Act”) or in any other legislation. However, in broad terms, it may be describe...
Botswana
28 November 2025
On Friday, 15 August 2025, the Banking Act No. 8 of 2023 came into force. The Act has officially reshaped Botswana’s financial landscape, repealing the 19...
Botswana
19 August 2025
Introduction When demand letters and follow-ups fail, many creditors turn to the courts. But as many discover, a judgment is only as good as its enforceme...
Botswana
8 November 2024
In the age of information technology, where the lifeline of a business is storing information in servers and the cloud, hackers are now increasingly accessin...
practice focus
25 August 2022
Dispute resolution practices vary in many respects from one African country to another, although some significant similarities are apparent. The latter inclu...
Africa
27 January 2022
This e-bulletin highlights key legislative and regulatory developments in the technology, media and telecommunications sectors in sub-Saharan Africa.  T...
Technology
24 May 2021
Compiled by Wendy Rosenberg and Tebogo Sibidla of Werksmans Attorneys – South Africa. This e-bulletin highlights key legislative and regulatory develop...
Technology
16 February 2021
This e-bulletin highlights key legislative and regulatory developments in the technology, media and telecommunications sectors in sub-Saharan Africa.  T...
Technology
27 October 2020
This e-bulletin highlights key legislative and regulatory developments in the technology, media and telecommunications sectors in sub-Saharan Africa.  T...