QC appointments hit six-year high with 113 new silks
A record number of barristers have been made up to silk this year, with 113 QC appointments announced this morning (12 January).
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A record number of barristers have been made up to silk this year, with 113 QC appointments announced this morning (12 January).
King & Wood Mallesons’ toilet paper supplier is one of a number of providers to pull its contract with the firm this week as it heads towards administration, The Lawyer understands.
Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer has put 180 personal assistant (PA) roles into review with a vast number offered voluntary redundancy.
Ince & Co is opening an office in Marseille, its third in France after Paris and Le Havre, with the hire of two local shipping and transport specialists.
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A record number of barristers have been made up to silk this year, with 113 QC appointments announced this morning (12 January).
King & Wood Mallesons’ toilet paper supplier is one of a number of providers to pull its contract with the firm this week as it heads towards administration, The Lawyer understands.
Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer has put 180 personal assistant (PA) roles into review with a vast number offered voluntary redundancy.
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