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The Third Edition of the ‘Asbestos Claims – Law, Practice and Procedure’ book has just been released by Chambers
30/03/2016
The publication was co-written and edited by Stephen Glynn with contribution of the following members of the PI team at 9 Gough Chambers; Andrew Ritchie QC, Jennifer Newcomb, Laura Bumpus and James Byrne and the Senior QB Master and Master Eastman as consulting editors.
The book is now available at £49.50 plus carriage.
Please email us to order your copy now!
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