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Our approach has been recognised by the legal directories and reflected in frequent praise of members across a number of practice areas.
This breadth of ability in chambers allows members with expertise in complementary fields to work together in teams to deliver the appropriate skills to service clients' needs.
Prospective pupillage applicants are advised that whilst Chambers' application deadline of 17 February 2011 is fast approaching, applications can now, for convenience, also be made by email; for further details, see How to Apply for Pupillage.
The Court of Appeal has given its decision in Howard v Howard-Lawson BT [2012] EWCA Civ 6, a case concerning the construction of an unusual 'name and arms' clause in a will.
The Court of Appeal has handed down its judgment in CrossCo No.4 UnLtd v Jolan Ltd [2011] EWCA Civ 1619, an important decision on the nature of the common intention constructive trust.