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Some of the brightest stars of the industry were at The Grosvenor House Hotel last Tuesday (23 July) for The Lawyer Awards 2009. Eleven hundred solicitors, barristers and in-house lawyers were present to see the industry’s most prestigious awards handed out.

There were successes for Norton Rose, which took away the biggest prize, Law Firm of the Year, and Slaughter and May, which won Corporate Team of the Year and Partner of the Year.

For a full roundup visit TheLawyer.com - and turn to page 16 of this issue for the picture special.

VIEW THE AWARDS 2009 SUPPLEMENT HERE.

Law Firm of the Year

Chambers of the Year

1st: XXIV Old Buildings
2nd: Blackstone Chambers
3rd: Hardwicke Building
Shortlisted: Landmark Chambers
Shortlisted: Maitland Chambers
Shortlisted: Park Lane Plowden Chambers
Shortlisted: Serle Court
Shortlisted: Tanfield Chambers

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THE MUZZLED MAJORITY | 1-Jul-2009 3:43 pm
To the brainwashed Londo-centric weasle who posted today at 3.36pm anonymously I'd say: yes, we have got work to do - we're taking yours as we have better systems, better prices and a better client profile. We don't need to sack everyone to keep our PEP from crashing through the floor - we earn ours through fairly priced fees not from sending trainees to the workhouse
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Anonymous | 1-Jul-2009 4:18 pm
the trouble with you provincials is you moan too much. London is a WORLD CITY only rivalled by New York. Get back to Preston or Solihull, 'tards.
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Indiana Pwns | 2-Jul-2009 8:44 am
Mr X's friend, the craic's hardly great in Belfast given that its legal sector is circling the drain. Virtually every trainee from last year, and no doubt this year, is working for free and getting no worthwhile experience.
Everyone involved seems to be turning a blind eye too, I'd imagine the wave of bankrupt newly qualifieds in the next few years will be having the craic indeed.
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Anonymous | 3-Jul-2009 2:30 am
Angela - a passing reference to where?
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Anonymous | 21-Jul-2009 9:43 am
I see from The Lawyer Awards "Chambers of the Year" citations that Hardwicke Building (3rd place) "has repositioned itself as a business with the sole aim of growing profitability". No suggestion of seeking justice, then?
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