Earlier this week Legal Week unveiled its Stars at the Bar 2017, which identified 12 up-and-coming juniors at the commercial Bar, selected after some 300 interviews with instructing solicitors, silks and clerks.
This year's Stars at the Bar line-up highlights the Bar's perennial diversity struggles
August 17, 2017 at 07:03 AM
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Earlier this week Legal Week unveiled its Stars at the Bar 2017, which identified 12 up-and-coming juniors at the commercial Bar, selected after some 300 interviews with instructing solicitors, silks and clerks.
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