Published: 17/06/2024 16:03
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Fatima is a pupil at 1 King’s Bench Walk.
As a judicial assistant in the High Court to Sir Nicholas Mostyn, she was involved in complex financial remedy cases. She then worked as a paralegal within a specialist family law team, dealing mainly with high-net worth clients.
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