The Law Society has elected its future president with the appointment of Andrew Caplen as the next deputy vice president (DVP). The society's council has elected Caplen, a consultant with Abels Solicitors in Southampton, to take up the role from July this year. Under the Law Society president succession system, he is due to become president of the Law Society in 2014.
April 12, 2012 at 06:21 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
The Law Society has elected its future president with the appointment of Andrew Caplen as the next deputy vice president (DVP).
The society’s council has elected Caplen, a consultant with Abels Solicitors in Southampton, to take up the role from July this year. Under the Law Society president succession system, he is due to become president of the Law Society in 2014.
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