
BREAKING: RPC litigator leaves for London Bar
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A former RPC partner with significant financial litigation experience is making his first foray into independent practice via a Three Stone Chambers tenancy.
Three Stone Chambers has announced today (15 September) the addition of Alan Williams as a tenant.
It marks a new chapter in the career of Williams, who in late August ended 13 years at RPC, a term which included six years as a partner.
Williams, who was called to the Bar only this year, brings 17 years’ experience as a solicitor
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