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Lee Parkhill, a specialist in public law and judicial review with particular expertise in local government, social care and healthcare, has joined Cornerstone Barristers.

Head of Chambers Philip Kolvin QC has said: "We are delighted to welcome Lee as our newest member. We have succeeded in attracting talented lateral hires across our fields of practice due not just to the high quality of our work and clients, but also our ethos of service and collegiality."

Parkhill, who was called to the Bar in 2005, said: "I am thrilled to join Cornerstone Barristers and be part of this well-regarded set. This is the right move for me and my clients. I look forward to continuing to grow my practice here".

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