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Sir Maurice Kay joins Kings Chambers
Kings Chambers is delighted to announce that Sir Maurice Kay, former Vice-President of the Court of Appeal and one of the UK’s most respected Appellate Judges , has joined Chambers.
Having retired from the Court of Appeal Civil Division in October 2014, Sir Maurice has joined Kings Chambers to resume practice, specifically in the capacity of Arbitrator . He will accept instructions both domestically and internationally.
“We’re extremely pleased that Sir Maurice should choose Kings Chambers as he returns to private practice,” says Dr Nicholas Braslavsky QC, Head of Chambers at Kings. “He had a formidable reputation on the bench, presiding in a range of important and difficult cases both as a High Court Judge and a Lord Justice of Appeal. The experience Sir Maurice brings will benefit Chambers significantly. I suspect his ability to act as an Arbitrator will be in great demand”
Sir Maurice will practise from Kings Chambers in Manchester, Birmingham and Leeds. “Kings has an enviable reputation across a large geographical area and in addition to its established advocacy services, the set has a very good profile in arbitration matters which I found very attractive,” he said.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Elina Miezite .
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