What sets these junior barristers apart from their peers? QCs, clerks and instructing solicitors explain
August 14, 2017 at 05:24 AM
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From interviews with roughly 200 solicitors, barristers, QCs and senior clerks, Legal Week has identified 12 highly rated junior commercial barristers to create Stars at the Bar 2017. Here they – and those that rated them -explain what sets them apart.
Harry Adamson, Blackstone Chambers, call 2013
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