Regulatory law barrister Sunyana Sharma volunteers for Advocate
5th October 2021
海角破解版鈥檚 specialist regulatory law and inquests barrister, Sunyana Sharma (pictured here) recently assisted on a criminal law matter for the .
Sunyana鈥檚 client was extremely thankful to Sunyana and sent the following feedback to Advocate - 鈥淢s Sharma was extremely professional, supportive and helpful. We had a positive outcome at court and she worked on my case throughout her annual leave which I have nothing but respect and deepest thanks for...the service from beginning to end has been flawless. This has made a very stressful situation a lot less stressful.鈥欌��
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To find out more about Sunyana鈥檚 expertise in criminal and regulatory law, please email her clerk Gemma Faulkner on [email protected].
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