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Welcome to the new Adams & Adams Website!
1/11/2007

We’d like to take the opportunity to introduce you to the new Adams & Adams website, launched on November 1.

The new site aims to better reflect the Adams & Adams brand through elegant design, useful content and improved navigation.

The design places more emphasis on the individuals who contribute to the firm’s success and the great work that we do because our people are our greatest asset.

Says COO Len Moult: “Today, Adams & Adams welcomes all our stakeholders, especially clients, colleagues, staff, students and suppliers to our new website – a critical communication, reference, educational and general guidance resource."
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The new site has a freshness about it, focuses on people, and displays knowledge management capability, through the legal content, expertise on Africa, and the news section, among other features.
“A very big thank you to all involved in putting this together.” The website features:
  • a more prominent News section to showcase Adams & Adams’ work
  • an About section, with translations in seven languages
  • a revamped Our People section, with individual profiles and contact details
  • a Library filled with useful law resources
  • a better-structured Expertise area with contextualised links to other resources
  • a refreshed African IP Law Guide which integrates with Google Maps

We hope you enjoy the new site.

Happy browsing!

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