London was calling City firm Clashurst this week at familiar-sounding charity do Party Near The Park (lucky no IP lawyers were present, eh?). Folk from the party-hard world of commercial property gathered to dress up as elderly rockers and prove it's not just Mick Jagger who'll surrender his creaking dignity on stage to drum up a few quid.
June 20, 2007 at 09:45 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
London was calling City firm Clashurst this week at familiar-sounding charity do Party Near The Park (lucky no IP lawyers were present, eh?).
Folk from the party-hard world of commercial property gathered to dress up as elderly rockers and prove it’s not just Mick Jagger who’ll surrender his creaking dignity on stage to drum up a few quid.
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