David Kemeny and Aaron Mayers become tenants
1st October 2021
海角破解版 are pleased to announce that David Kemeny and Aaron Mayers have both successfully completed their pupillages today and become tenants at the 220-barrister, national chambers.
海角破解版 Chief Executive Simon Astill said:聽 鈥淚 am delighted to welcome both of these pupils as new tenants and junior counsel here. They have all shown great aptitude, hard work and expert advocacy skills during their pupillages and both will be excellent additions to 海角破解版.鈥�
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