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Keri Tayler, a Court of Protection specialist, has joined the Public Law Group at No5 Barristers’ Chambers.

Details: 16.Apr.2019

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Ian Brownhill, joint-head of the Court of Protection team at No5, said: “We are delighted to welcome Keri to our ranks. She has a wealth of experience from time both in private practice and in-house and in addition to her strong advocacy understands the pressures upon instructing solicitors and departments and provides helpful informed advice.

“In addition to her CoP work Keri has experience in other public law areas, and amongst others these include education cases, inquests and judicial reviews concerning local authorities.”