Natasha Doris is a Network Television Freelance Writer. She covers a diverse range of topics including law and legal affairs, legal technology, energy and mining, finance, and education, with a particular focus on energy policy and regulation, renewable energy, and financial platforms. Natasha's work has been featured in Global Legal Group and CDR COMMERCIAL.
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The Democratic Alliance party has clashed with the African National Congress over racial diversity employment quotas.
The private ADR services provider confirmed higher caseloads and an expanding international footprint in 2024.
The firm has planted its flag in the European hub with the addition of a 32-strong team from two local outfits.
The London-headquartered firm has added a team of lawyers including Pinsent Masons’ former IP lead to its French IP offering.
The North African country has updated its labour legislation for the first time in 22 years, aligning the state with international standards.
By: Natasha Doris
The natural resources player has acquired two projects in the Côte d’Ivoire.
The Australian firm has hired an Australian Securities and Investments Commission lawyer with over 15 years of experience.
The firm has added a former federal prosecutor to its government investigations and white-collar practice. Squire Patton Boggs has hired former Assistant US Attorney (AUSA) Megan Gaffney Painter to its global government investigations and white-collar practice. The firm announced her arrival in its Cincinnati, Ohio office on Wednesday (14 May). Painter has experience prosecuting significant criminal and appellate issues across the spectrum of public corruption, cybercrime, fraud, tax offen
The new law firm will focus exclusively on the extractive sector and operations across Africa.
By: Natasha Doris
The agreement was sealed at the Africa CEO Forum 2025 earlier in May.
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