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Eirwen practises in three of chambers’ core areas: employment law, public law and local government, and housing law. Eirwen is especially interested in the application of discrimination and human rights law across all areas of her practice.

Prior to coming to the Bar, Eirwen worked as a political advisor in the House of Commons, as a case worker for a leading community care and education law solicitors’ firm, and for a number of NGOs both in Britain and abroad. She also worked for two years at the Equality and Human Rights Commission.


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Kate is is a partner in the clinical negligence and personal injury practice at Kingsley Napley and an experienced specialist in clinical negligence claims of all types, often acting for bereaved families or on behalf of children and adults who have suffered permanent and profound injuries.
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