St Johns Buildings, Paradise Chambers and India Buildings Chambers are set to merge to create one of the UK's largest sets. The trio have agreed to join forces, with a tie-up likely to take place by the spring. The combined set will be known as St Johns Buildings and will consist of 250 barristers, including 12 QCs, as well as 70 support staff.
January 12, 2011 at 10:22 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
St Johns Buildings, Paradise Chambers and India Buildings Chambers are set to merge to create one of the UK’s largest sets.
The trio have agreed to join forces, with a tie-up likely to take place by the spring. The combined set will be known as St Johns Buildings and will consist of 250 barristers, including 12 QCs, as well as 70 support staff.
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