It's no small feat for Phatshoane Henney Attorneys to have for six consecutive years received the PMR Diamond Arrow Award for the best law firm in the Free State.

From 2012 to 2017 Phatshoane Henney Attorneys has annually been rated highest of all Free State law firms based on a provincial survey of Free State law firms by independent reviewing agency Professional Management Review.Africa (PMR.Africa). By scoring 4.25 out of a possible 5.00* this year, Phatshoane Henney Attorneys has proved its mettle once again and been ranked Number 1 in the province.

“Receiving this prestigious award six years in a row is a clear reflection of how the firm has elevated itself as a new breed of law firm. We care deeply about our clients, our staff and our community, and this we show by way of our client service, our attention to employing top legal experts, being innovative, setting high standards so as to maintain our clients’ peace of mind, as well as our focus on diversity. This gives Phatshoane Henney Attorneys the edge – and ensures that we are the legal provider of choice for our clients,” says Jan Berry, Chief Executive Officer. 

“However we stay humble in knowing that without our clients’ support we would not have been able to receive such an accolade. The directors of Phatshoane Henney Attorneys sincerely thank each client for their positive feedback and unwavering 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.