Former Law Society president Fiona Woolf has stood down from her role as a City representative for the organisation, with Charles Russell property lawyer Paul Barnes taking over her role. Barnes was appointed as a City representative on the Law Society's council yesterday (17 July) at the annual general meeting (AGM) after standing in an uncontested election.
July 18, 2008 at 08:42 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Former Law Society president Fiona Woolf has stood down from her role as a City representative for the organisation, with Charles Russell property lawyer Paul Barnes taking over her role.
Barnes was appointed as a City representative on the Law Society’s council yesterday (17 July) at the annual general meeting (AGM) after standing in an uncontested election.
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