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Helen Peden presented with ICLR Pupillage Award 2023

15 February 2024

Helen Peden ICLR Pupillage award

On 9 February, GCN first-six pupil, Helen Peden received the Incorporated Council of Law Reporting for England and Wales (ICLR) Pupillage Award 2023.

The award was presented with a short address by Sir Peter Roth, High Court judge and former President of the Competition Appeal Tribunal, who was chair of the award judges. Previous winners of the award were among the audience alongside ICLR staff.

Read more about how Helen won the award.

Visit the ICLR website.

Find out more about Helen on her profile.

 

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