Hardwicke Chambers and White & Case take barristers from soon-to-be-dissolved 11 Stone Buildings

Hardwicke Chambers is the latest to take members from soon-to-be-dissolved London commercial and chancery set 11 Stone Buildings (11SB), confirming today it will take a junior barrister quartet and 11SB’s business development manager.

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