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Cooper Grace Ward’s banking and finance team has been announced as a finalist in the 2020 Australian Law Awards in the category of Banking and Finance Team of the Year.
The announcement was made this week and showcases the Brisbane-based firm along with eight other respected Australian law firms.
Organised by Lawyers Weekly, the Banking and Finance Team of the Year award recognises the achievements of Australian banking teams and is judged on excellence in practice, proven benefits to clients and what sets the team apart as a leader in the industry.
Greg Thorne, lead partner of the firm’s banking and finance practice commented on the recognition:
“To be recognised along with such high calibre firms is a great motivator for the team and shows that despite a challenging year in the industry, our wealth of experience and ability to adapt to new working environments has caught the eye of the judges.”
Cooper Grace Ward has also been recognised as a finalist in three additional categories including, Property Team of the Year, Commercial Team of the Year and the coveted Employer of Choice award.
The winners of the awards will be announced during the live broadcast awards on Friday, 7 August.
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