Katherine Luckhurst
Published: 12/04/2025 10:29
Katherine Luckhurst is a second six pupil barrister at No5 Chambers practising in their family group in London.
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- 16 October 2025
- Financial Remedies Conference 2025Tickets are now available for the Financial Remedies Conference 2025 (previously the At A Glance Conference). The Financial Remedies Conference 2025 returns on Thursday 16th October 2025 at the Pullman St Pancras, with the exciting new addition of an awards ceremony. Tickets to this year's conference also include refreshments throughout the day, digital notes and attendance at our inaugural Financial Remedies Awards 2025 drinks reception to finish off the day.
- Financial Remedies Conference 2025
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