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Landmark Chambers has bolstered its public law offering with the arrival of Siân McGibbon.

Details: 12.Jan.2023

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McGibbon was called to the Bar in 2017 and has experience spanning procurement, local government, equality, and human rights law.

She has worked for central and local government and has represented a range of claimants in challenges brought against public bodies.

Landmark Chief Executive Paul Newhall said: “Siân is a fantastic addition to our outstanding team of junior barristers. We’re delighted that she has chosen to make Landmark her professional home and welcome the opportunity to support her as she further develops her practice at the Bar.”

Adam Carey