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We’re delighted that Matthew Chapman QC, Sarah Prager and Jack Harding are all ranked in this year’s Who’s Who Legal in the field of Aviation and Travel.
Matthew Chapman QC is “looked upon with enormous favour thanks to his outstanding work on personal injury claims and package holiday disputes.”
Sarah Prager and Jack Harding are ranked as ‘most highly regarded’ juniors. Sarah is recognised for her “down-to-earth approach” and “incredibly persuasive style of advocacy” as well as her “encyclopaedic knowledge of travel law” and “ability to explain complex issues in a way that clients can easily understand.”
Jack Harding is noted as he “stands out as an “astute and very well-prepared junior” who is regularly engaged in cross-border injury claims and package holiday disputes.”
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