Slaughter and May corporate veteran Nigel Boardman and Edwin Coe litigation head David Greene have joined a new legal think tank to research and debate key legal issues. Boardman and Greene join the 14-member board of Halsbury's Law Exchange, which is chaired by the former BBC legal editor Joshua Rozenberg. The think tank is billed as an attempt to generate debate on legal and public policy issues.
September 08, 2010 at 11:21 AM
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Slaughter and May corporate veteran Nigel Boardman and Edwin Coe litigation head David Greene have joined a new legal think tank to research and debate key legal issues.
Boardman (pictured) and Greene join the 14-member board of Halsbury’s Law Exchange, which is chaired by the former BBC legal editor Joshua Rozenberg. The think tank is billed as an attempt to generate debate on legal and public policy issues.
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