Robert Bourns, the senior partner of TLT Solicitors, is set to become president of the Law Society in 2016, after stepping in as deputy vice president in July this year.
April 24, 2014 at 11:35 AM
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Robert Bourns, the senior partner of TLT Solicitors, is set to become president of the Law Society in 2016, after stepping in as deputy vice president in July this year.
Bourns was chosen ahead of six other candidates for the deputy vice president post, having been appointed to the Law Society Council in 2011, joining the management board last year.
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