The latest round of QC appointments has been announced today (26 February), with 129 barristers claiming the elite kitemark. One hundred and twenty nine out of a total of 275 applicants have been awarded QC status, a success rate of 47% - up on last year's rate of 42% and the equivalent figure of 29% for 2007-08.
February 25, 2010 at 07:03 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
The latest round of QC appointments has been announced today (26 February), with 129 barristers claiming the elite kitemark.
One hundred and twenty nine out of a total of 275 applicants have been awarded QC status, a success rate of 47% – up on last year’s rate of 42% and the equivalent figure of 29% for 2007-08.
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