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Ronél Els

Partner

r.els@bissets.com
 021 441 9970
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Areas of Expertise
  • Property Law
  • Conveyancing
Qualifications
  • BA LLB – University of Stellenbosch
  • LLM – University of Stellenbosch
Background
Ronél Els is a partner at Bisset Boehmke McBlain and has more than 10 years’ experience.

Ronél began her career at the University of Stellenbosch where she lectured as a junior lecturer for two years after completing her LLB studies.

Ronél joined Bisset Boehmke McBlain in 2002 as a candidate attorney. In 2004, she was admitted as an attorney and conveyancer. Ronél became a partner at the firm in 2017.

Ronél has experience in conveyancing and property-related matters.

Did You Know?
Ronél enjoys reading and the occasional fun run.

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