The Law Society has avoided an embarrassing leadership showdown, Legal Week has learned, with the re-election this week to the council of future president Paul Marsh. Marsh - who was installed as Chancery Lane's deputy vice president last year - and family lawyer Jennifer Gracie saw off competition from rival candidate Anthony Bogan to land the two seats representing solicitors in Surrey on the decision-making council.
July 18, 2007 at 08:19 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
The Law Society has avoided an embarrassing leadership showdown, Legal Week has learned, with the re-election this week to the council of future president Paul Marsh.
Marsh – who was installed as Chancery Lane’s deputy vice president last year – and family lawyer Jennifer Gracie saw off competition from rival candidate Anthony Bogan to land the two seats representing solicitors in Surrey on the decision-making council.
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