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Cooper Grace Ward (CGW) has been listed as a recommended firm in Doyle’s Guide in its list of ‘Leading Property & Real Estate Law Firms – Brisbane, 2016’.
Property, planning and environment partner Neil Hawthorne has also been listed as a recommended lawyer in the guide’s ‘Leading Property & Real Estate Lawyers – Brisbane 2016’. Marcus Ford, also a partner in the property planning and environment team, was listed in the guide in 2015.
Doyle’s Guide listings acknowledge individuals and firms in the legal industry that are recognised for their expertise and service across 20 broad areas of law.
Selection to Doyle’s Guide is determined through extensive interviews with clients, peers and relevant industry bodies. All research is compiled on an independent basis, with no paid profiles or listings of any form included.
CGW is proud to be recommended by Doyle’s Guide and congratulates the property planning and environment group and Neil on this significant recognition. The team has a history of achieving independent recognition in high profile legal directories, which includes partner Kim Teague being listed in Best Lawyers Australia 2017 for real property law.
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