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Another Diamond moment: 14th PMR.africa win celebrated

We are proud to announce that our Bloemfontein head office have once again been honoured with the PMR.africa Diamond Award, marking our 14th win in this highly respected annual survey.

This year’s award, announced at a celebratory breakfast on 28 August 2025, recognised Leaders and Achievers in the Free State Province, companies and institutions that have made the most significant contributions to economic growth and development in the region over the past 12 months.

A recognition of excellence and impact
At PH Attorneys, we believe that true achievement lies not only in the services we provide, but also in the broader impact we make on our communities. This recognition highlights our continued commitment to driving progress, supporting growth, and delivering specialised legal services of the highest standard.

“We are humbled to be recognised yet again with a Diamond Award,” says Lesley Mokgoro, CEO and National Head of the Dispute Resolution Practice Group. “This award is not only a reflection of our team’s hard work and dedication, but also of the trust that our clients and the Free State community continue to place in us. To be acknowledged as leaders and achievers in the Free State is both an honour and an inspiration to keep striving for excellence.”

14 years of consistent achievement
Winning the Diamond Award for the 14th time is a milestone that underscores PH Attorneys’ longstanding reputation for innovation, ethical practice, and client-focused service delivery. Each recognition over the years has strengthened our resolve to keep evolving, while staying true to the values that define us.

We extend our gratitude to every member of our team, our clients, and the broader Free State community for making this achievement possible. Together, we continue to build a stronger, more resilient Free State.

Note: PH Attorneys is a national law firm with its head office proudly based in Bloemfontein, Free State.

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