Legal Week Reports
July 12, 2000 at 08:03 PM
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Chambers holding the Bar Mark, the Bar Council’s controversial office management quality award will be able to keep it, even if they were to merge with another chambers that had not been similarly vetted.
Barrister Chris Frazer, chairman of the Bar Mark panel, made the Bar Council’s position clear at last Saturday’s Institute of Barristers Clerks’ Conference 2000.
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