ATTORNEY LITIGATION (BANKING SECTOR) Location: Sandton A well-established law firm based in Sandton is seeking a suitably qualified and experienced Admitted Attorney to join its team. The ideal candidate will have a minimum of 18 months post-admission experience in litigation, preferably within the banking sector. Minimum Requirements: Grade 12 (Matric). Completed LLB degree. Admitted Attorney. Minimum of 3 years post-admission experience in Litigation. Experience in the Banking Sector is
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