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The Forgotten Lawyer

Touchy-feely slogans, emotive drawings and leading questions wouldn’t pass muster in a proper legal report

7 March 2015

9:00 AM

7 March 2015

9:00 AM

‘I have been a lawyer for 46 years. I have never had any suggestion of impropriety or work that was not of the appropriate standard. I have been able to practise law in commercial legal practice, in the academic world and as dean of a faculty. I have never ever had a suggestion that my work was not of an appropriate standard.

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