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Connor Wright completes Advocate’s Pro Bono Pupil Pledge

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Guy Dunwoody

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Many congratulations to Connor Wright who, during his pupillage, completed Advocate’s Pupil Pledge.

In a world where equal access to justice continues to be a challenge, Connor generously volunteering his time and expertise to those in need of access to justice at this early stage of his career is hugely admirable.

Connor is now a tenant within our Employment and Personal Injury & Clinical Negligence Groups.

Written by Guy Dunwoody

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