Phatshoane Henney Attorneys has for the fifth consecutive year been honoured with the PMR Diamond Arrow Award for the best law firm in the Free State following a provincial survey of Free State law firms by independent reviewing agency Professional Management Review.Africa (PMR.Africa). 

From 2012 to 2015 Phatshoane Henney Attorneys has annually been rated highest of all Free State law firms, receiving the much sought after PMR.Africa Diamond Arrow Award. By scoring 4.20 out of a possible 5.00* this year, Phatshoane Henney Attorneys has once again been ranked Number 1, which declares the firm as ‘outstanding’ according to the PMR.Africa official rating criteria.

“Receiving this prestigious award five years in a row reflects how the firm continuously sets the standard and is receiving recognition as a new breed of law firm. We care about our clients, our staff and our community, and this is reflected in our attention to employing the best, our client service, being innovative, being ethical, setting high standards, and being transformed – so ensuring that we are the legal provider of choice for our clients,” says Jan Berry, Chief Executive Officer. 

“However without our clients’ support we would not have been able to receive such an award. The directors of Phatshoane Henney Attorneys express their sincere thanks to each client for their positive feedback and loyalty, and we reaffirm our commitment to always strive to set the standard in our service to you.”


*The award follows an independent provincial survey by PMR.Africa with ratings based on the perceptions of a sample of 110 respondents comprising of CEO’s, MD’s, business owners, company directors and managers, as well as senior government officials based in the Free State Province and who nominate and rate firms against the following specific attributes or criteria:

 Companies/institutions that have done most to enhance economic growth and development of the Province; 
 Levels of managerial expertise; 
 Implementation of corporate governance; 
 Brand awareness;  and 
 Levels of innovation.