Dickinson Dees is set to pull out of family law with the departure of its 16-strong family team. Partner Margaret Simpson, the head of the northeast firm's family practice, and barrister Ian Kennerley are launching a new boutique called Silk Family Law which is set to be open for business in the autumn.
June 18, 2010 at 09:31 AM
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Dickinson Dees is set to pull out of family law with the departure of its 16-strong family team.
Partner Margaret Simpson, the head of the northeast firm’s family practice, and barrister Ian Kennerley are launching a new boutique called Silk Family Law which is set to be open for business in the autumn.
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