Doyles Guide has today published their guide to Leading Tax Barristers in New South Wales and New Chambers is once again well represented.
In the Senior Counsel category we have David Bloom QC listed as Leading.
In the Junior Counsel category we have Chris Peadon listed as Preeminent, Courtney Ensor as Leading and Michael Cosgrove as Recommended.
Congratulations to all our New Chambers tax barristers on their inclusion this year!
See the full list here.
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