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Huge congratulations to our teams and individuals who have been shortlisted in the Legal 500 Bar Awards 2024:
- Clinical Negligence Silk of the Year – Simon Readhead KC
- Clinical Negligence Junior of the Year – Bruce Silvester
- Clinical Negligence Set of the Year
- Personal Injury Silk of the Year – Edward Faulks KC
- Personal Injury Junior of the Year – Laura Begley
- Personal Injury Set of the Year
- Public Services and Charities Silk of the Year – Andrew Warnock KC
- Public Services and Charities Junior of the Year – Ian Clarke
- Public Services and Charities Set of the Year
Thanks, as always, to our clients who provided feedback during the research process, and to the Legal 500 research teams.
The Awards ceremony takes place on 25th September at Park Plaza, Westminster Bridge, London.
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