Serle Court has appointed a new head of chambers and taken on two senior members of the judiciary as it emerges that current chambers head Lord Neill of Bladen QC is quitting the leading commercial Chancery set. Former Court of Appeal judge Sir Jonathan Parker and High Court judge Sir Gavin Lightman are set to join Serle Court's alternative dispute resolution panel as arbitrators and mediators.
November 28, 2007 at 12:32 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Serle Court has appointed a new head of chambers and taken on two senior members of the judiciary as it emerges that current chambers head Lord Neill of Bladen QC is quitting the leading commercial Chancery set.
Former Court of Appeal judge Sir Jonathan Parker and High Court judge Sir Gavin Lightman are set to join Serle Court’s alternative dispute resolution panel as arbitrators and mediators.
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