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Port Elizabeth law firm, Greyvensteins, says its opening up offices in Johanesburg, follows the success of its Cape Town office.
Attorney, Arno van Deventer, who heads up the office in Fourways, says the move into Gauteng is a part of the future to keep Greyvenstein's relevant and to maintain its sustainability that has already seen it dominate in the Cape Province for the past 54 years.
The company said in a statement that its a 51% black owned company and is a level one Broad Based Black Economic Empowerment contributor.
Attorney Cor Van Deventer based at the Port Elizabeth offices, says the move was purely to service the firm's clientele based in Johannesburg.
"We moved the firm on the 1st of March, we expanded in Johannesburg, we got offices in Cape Town already. The move was purely to service our clientele base in Johannesburg area. It's going very well, we expanding at a rapid pace on that side, it takes hard work and dedication. We look forward to building a strong firm in Johannesburg." says Van Deventer.
