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13 December 2023
Categories: Movers & Shakers , Profession
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7BR—Nick Stonor KC

Leading silk joins family team

Previously a door tenant at 7BR, Nick Stonor KC has moved from Newcastle to London and becomes a full tenant at 7BR. Nick is a highly respected silk, known for his work and legal skill across the full breadth of children law cases.

Nick also sits as a Deputy High Court Judge, lectures at the Judicial College and is a Bencher at Middle Temple.

Nick Stonor KC said: “I am really excited to be joining 7BR. After eight years as a door tenant, this feels like a natural move for me and I am really looking forward to working with Rachel Langdale KC and other friends and colleagues in chambers. The family team at 7BR, with the support of Harry Smith, senior practice manager, have a reputation for excellence, professionalism and going the extra mile for their clients. I am looking forward to being a part of it.”

Rachel Langdale KC, Head of Chambers at 7BR said: “We are delighted that Nick Stonor KC is joining7BR. Nick has established relationships with members and practice managers at 7BR, and is hugely popular across the Bar. He is an outstanding lawyer and I look forward to the contribution that he will make.”

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