Details about why the law firm had abandoned Malema's case were confidential, said lawyer Nicqui Galaktiou.
"We have not 'ditched him'. We no longer act for Malema," she said.
Earlier in February, Galaktiou said the firm had been instructed to file papers opposing an application made to the High Court in Pretoria by the SA Revenue Services (SARS), to have Malema's estate sequestrated.
Malema has appointed Tumi Mokwena to represent him.
If the application by SARS is successful, all Malema's properties will be placed under curatorship and auctioned off to pay a reported R16m he owes SARS.
Malema also faces charges of fraud and racketeering related to the irregular awarding of a R52m tender to On-Point Engineering.
His Ratanang Family trust was an indirect shareholder in the engineering company.
That matter is scheduled to resume in court in April.
Source: Sapa via I-Net Bridge
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