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Wilberforce shortlisted for Chambers of the Year at The Lawyer Awards 2024

We are delighted to announce that Wilberforce Chambers has been shortlisted at this year’s The Lawyer Awards for Chambers of the Year!

Winners will be announced on Tuesday 18th June at London’s JW Marriott Grosvenor House Hotel.

We are incredibly grateful to all our clients for your ongoing support – thank you.

Good luck to all those who are shortlisted!

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