St Philips' new CEO, Jonathan Fox, is ready to take on the challenge of providing the best multidisciplinary set in the UK; Manchester's new civil justice centre will give the whole northern circuit a boost; and veteran senior clerk Peter Collison calls it a day after 30 years. Charlie Wright rounds up the latest developments at the Bar
May 03, 2006 at 08:03 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Belying its status as the second city, Birmingham is home to the UK’s largest two sets by tenants, and two of the more ambitious, in No5 Chambers and St Philips Chambers.
Masterminding the battle plan for St Philips is new chief executive Jonathan Fox, who in January confirmed a rare move from a law firm to the Bar after serving five years as chief executive of mid-tier City outfit Collyer Bristow.
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