Clare Rennie accepts tenancy

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We are delighted to confirm that Clare Rennie has joined St Philips Chambers as a tenant following the successful completion of her pupillage. Clare joins our Criminal and Regulatory Groups, having demonstrated impressive skills, tenacity, and determination throughout her twelve months of pupillage.

Senior Criminal Clerk Andrew Rourke remarked: “We have all been impressed with Clare’s dedication and have no doubt that her criminal and regulatory practice will flourish over what we hope will be a very long and successful career at the Bar.”

Learn more about Clare’s practice and get in touch with her clerking team by visiting her profile page.

Written by Guy Dunwoody