Amy Beddis to contribute to the Financial Remedies Journal鈥檚 new blog
31st March 2022
海角破解版鈥檚 specialist family finance barrister Amy Beddis (pictured here) has been invited to contribute to the 聽which recently launched.
Headed by HHJ Edward Hess, the journal aims to promote serious and high-level debate and thought about the workings of the world of financial remedies, both substantively and procedurally and inside and outside of court.
Read Amy鈥檚 first post, entitled .
View Amy Beddis' profile here.
For more information, please contact family practice directors Rob Leonard or Ian Charlton.
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