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Sam Whittam, a specialist in complex public law work, has joined 1GC with immediate effect.

Details: 21.Oct.2021

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The set said that Whittam, who was called in 1995, is a highly regarded children practitioner who has a strong record in NAI and sexual abuse cases. She also undertakes private law children work.

Nkumbe Ekaney QC and Andrew Norton QC, Joint Heads of Chambers, said: “Sam brings her years of experience in public law and private law children proceedings and strengthens these already well established teams. We are truly delighted that she joins us at 1GC."

Whittam said: "I am absolutely delighted to be joining 1GC Family Law, in particular the children (public and private law) teams, and very much look forward to contributing to Chambers' continued growth and success."