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24 May 2018
Issue: 7794 / Categories: Legal News , Family
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Simply the best: Family Law Awards 2018

Family lawyers, friends and colleagues have less than a week to submit their nominations for the 8th annual Family Law Awards.

The prestigious event celebrates the achievements of family lawyers and the valuable contribution they make to society. There are 19 awards categories to choose from, including Family Law Clerking Team, Associate Solicitor, QC, Pro Bono Lawyer, Young Barrister and Chartered Legal Executive.

This year’s charity partner is the Coram Children’s Legal Centre, which protects the rights of children in the UK and abroad.

Nominations must be submitted on the Family Law Awards website, www.familylawawards.com, by midday on 1 June. The black tie ceremony takes place at The Ballroom South Bank on 28 November. Last year, more than 500 guests attended. Go to Twitter #familylawawards for the latest updates.

Issue: 7794 / Categories: Legal News , Family
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