We have been shortlisted – The Chambers Bar Awards 2019

6 September 2019

Garden Court North Chambers are delighted to announce that we have been shortlisted at the Chambers Bar Awards 2019. This is a huge honour and we would like to thank Chambers and Partners for the recognition.

The award we have been shortlisted for is:

Regional: Set of the Year

The Chambers Bar Awards carries out extensive objective research by a dedicated team of over 200 analysts, to be ranked by Chambers means that your set and it’s members are at the top of the profession.

Our nomination for this award recognises that our set and its members are at the pinnacle of the profession.

The winners will be announced on the Chambers and Partners website on Thursday 31st October 2019

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We have been shortlisted – The Chambers Bar Awards 2019

6 September 2019

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Universal Credit rent deductions scheme declared unlawful by High Court

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