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SA law firms give back

SANDTON - South African law firms are leading the way for pro bono work that will result in social work.

June 2, 2014

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Doing it for the cause… Precious Mbele and Patricia Mwanyisa.

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Culture and arts… Bronwyn van Gerann and DJ Raiko.

Free legal assistance… Candice Pillay and Erica Emdon.

A merger of great minds… Nicholas Glicher, Monique Villa and Dunstan Mlambo.

Women take charge… Carol Makhajane and Betty Modise.

Networking ideas… Mathapelo Madiba, Pearl Nkosi and Jonathan Cook.

Helping ordinary people… Sekamotho Maitsi.

Leading woman… Monique Villa, the CEO of the Thomson Reuters Foundation, at the global launch of the TrustLaw Index of Pro Bono, which was held at The Venue in Sandton.

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