Fairbridges Wertheim Becker: Terralex’s exclusive South African Member Firm

03 May 2016

TerraLex is one of the world’s leading international legal networks. With more than 155 top independent law firms and more than 17,000 attorneys in 100 countries, TerraLex members provide the legal resources and expertise needed to conduct seamless business worldwide.

Membership is by invitation only and requires a careful review process. Terralex members are well recognised and respected in their local jurisdictions as well as internationally.

Members represent clients effectively because of their knowledge of local law and business customs and their expertise and experience in the practice of law, especially in the context of transnational transactions and dispute resolution. TerraLex members collaborate seamlessly with colleagues from other jurisdictions regardless of differences in legal systems and cultures.

TerraLex provides its members with opportunities to develop close personal relationships with one another and to acquire an understanding of each other’s business and legal environments. These relationships are the key to providing responsive, quality service. No matter what the issue or where in the world a challenge presents itself, TerraLex members provide prompt, responsive, and highly competent service seamlessly. Terralex’s Mission is to help member firms serve their clients’ legal needs and business interests by developing close working relationships within a worldwide network of quality law firms that meet high professional standards.

As the exclusive South African member of Terralex since 1999, Fairbridges Wertheim Becker is uniquely positioned to engage this global network of independent and trusted legal practitioners for the benefit of our clients.

For more info go to http://www.terralex.org/.

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