
Commercial contract advice with a cross-border focus, helping businesses consider their obligations, commercial objectives and the risks of working across jurisdictions.
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complex decisions and
the people behind them.


Commercial contract advice with a cross-border focus, helping businesses consider their obligations, commercial objectives and the risks of working across jurisdictions.
TYPICAL MATTERS
Careful, discreet assistance with complex divorce matters, with attention to the personal circumstances, financial issues and disputes involved.
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Strategic advice and representation aimed at resolving civil and commercial disputes with careful preparation and a focus on your objectives.
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Advice on immigration matters, with careful consideration of your circumstances, the relevant jurisdiction and the documentation your matter may require.
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Advice that starts with understanding your circumstances, priorities and options.
Direct explanations and transparent communication throughout the process.
Your matter is treated with the care, discretion and focus it deserves.
Legal work guided by the outcomes that matter to you or your business.
Pauline Ngoma-Mdwara is an admitted Attorney of the High Court of South Africa and an admitted Advocate of the High Court of Zambia, with over 12 years of legal experience.
A general practitioner with a particular focus on cross-border commercial contracts and dispute resolution, complex divorce matters and immigration law.
Previous experience includes work at a top law firm in Zambia and secondments as in-house counsel at a bank and a national pension scheme, alongside a current partnership at Nsapato & Co. Advocates in Zambia.
Prior work includes representing multinational businesses and non-governmental organisations. This experience was gained in earlier roles and is separate from the client portfolio of this new South African practice.


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