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‘Still maritime adviser’

22 Oct 2010 - by Staff reporter
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The modern day
frequency of job
changing tends to leave
a few communication
links missing.
One such
communication
glitch was caused by
maritime lawyer, Tony
Norton, changing his
business abode from
lawyers Garlicke &
Bousfield to Edward,
Nathan, Sonnenbergs
(ENS).
A question expressed
by some FTW readers
was: “What does this
mean about him being
legal adviser to the
SA shipping industry?
Is he still in that
position?”
FTW was
immediately in touch
with Norton, and his
reply was: “As far as
I know they haven’t
chucked me yet.”

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