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GCN welcomes Rebecca Wright

9 April 2024

GCN welcomes Rebecca Wright

We are delighted to announce that Rebecca Wright has joined Garden Court North Chambers today.

Rebecca is an experienced barrister who will join our Family team. Rebecca practises in all areas of family law, with a particular focus on care cases, domestic abuse, human rights and international issues.

Rebecca also has experience as an international human rights lawyer and criminal barrister and has studied, taught and practiced abroad as well as in the UK.

Alongside her work, Rebecca acts as a mentor for young people in Cheshire and North Wales.

Read more about Rebecca and some of her previous cases on her profile.

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