This story made me chuckle from the blog of Wild Justice as they are praising up the law firm they use only for it to turn to poo the following day.
Huge congratulations to David Wolfe QC, who has featured in The Lawyer’s Hot 100 list published today.
David is a barrister at Matrix Chambers in London and here is what they had to say:
The prestigious list – from the leading UK legal magazine The Lawyer – celebrates the work of the top 100 lawyers in the UK from private practice, in-house and the Bar. The list, which is published annually, recognises extraordinary lawyers who have completed ground-breaking work in the past 12 months.
The Lawyer recognised David for his work on a number of significant environmental cases in 2021 including Save Stonehenge World Heritage Site and Wild Justice.
The Lawyer commented:
Photo of David talking with Chris Packham during a Wild Justice gathering last year (photo copyright Wild Justice)
We are privileged to be able to work with a team of exceptional lawyers from Leigh Day and Matrix Chambers who have been with us right from the start; indeed they encouraged us to form Wild Justice as a legal entity. Without their expertise and encouragement, we simply wouldn’t be making the progress we’ve achieved over the last few years.
David has been central to our work and not only is he an intellectual dynamo, he’s also a thoroughly lovely guy. We’re delighted to see this richly-deserved recognition from his peers.
Well done!
Top recognition for Wild Justice lawyer
17th January 2022 7:05 pmHuge congratulations to David Wolfe QC, who has featured in The Lawyer’s Hot 100 list published today.
David is a barrister at Matrix Chambers in London and here is what they had to say:
The prestigious list – from the leading UK legal magazine The Lawyer – celebrates the work of the top 100 lawyers in the UK from private practice, in-house and the Bar. The list, which is published annually, recognises extraordinary lawyers who have completed ground-breaking work in the past 12 months.
The Lawyer recognised David for his work on a number of significant environmental cases in 2021 including Save Stonehenge World Heritage Site and Wild Justice.
The Lawyer commented:
The full article is available here.
Photo of David talking with Chris Packham during a Wild Justice gathering last year (photo copyright Wild Justice)
We are privileged to be able to work with a team of exceptional lawyers from Leigh Day and Matrix Chambers who have been with us right from the start; indeed they encouraged us to form Wild Justice as a legal entity. Without their expertise and encouragement, we simply wouldn’t be making the progress we’ve achieved over the last few years.
David has been central to our work and not only is he an intellectual dynamo, he’s also a thoroughly lovely guy. We’re delighted to see this richly-deserved recognition from his peers.
Well done!
