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Henderson Chambers—Jason Housden

20 January 2020
Categories: Movers & Shakers , Profession
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Law firm welcomes new Chambers Director

GRL Legal has recently announced that Jason Housden will be joining Henderson Chambers as its new Chambers Director on 26th March 2020. Jason will be replacing John White, current Chief Clerk, who will be retiring on 31st May 2020 after 45 years at the set. 

Of his appointment, Jason Housden commented: 'I can’t wait to embark on the next stage of my career. It is a privilege to take over from the legendary John White, and I am thankful to GRL Legal who have helped make this possible.'

Nick Rees, Managing Director of GRL Legal, said: 'We have enjoyed partnering with Henderson Chambers throughout this significant process and are absolutely delighted to have secured the services of someone of Jason’s calibre.

'Jason is an excellent hire for Henderson Chambers; he provides a rare mix of significant market knowledge and a deep understating of the evolving nature of the Bar and its markets, which will enable him to continue forging strong relationships both in Chambers and with new and existing clients. He has the respect of clients and colleagues and an energy and drive which singles him out as one of the star performers at the Bar. 

'The team and I wish him and Henderson Chambers every success for the future and extend our best wishes to John White for what has been a stellar career.'

Charles Gibson QC, Head of Chambers at Henderson Chambers, added: 'I and all members of Henderson Chambers are delighted to welcome Jason as our new Chambers Director. I am confident that Chambers will continue to go from strength to strength… I wish to pay tribute to John, deservedly described in this year’s Chambers UK as “the king of clerks”.

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