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Partners Rocco Russo and Graham Roberts have both been recognised in Doyle’s Guide’s listings for 2017.
Rocco is recommended in both Queensland lists of leading commercial litigation & dispute resolution lawyers and leading insolvency & restructuring lawyers.
Graham is recommended in the list of leading insolvency & restructuring lawyers – Queensland.
Cooper Grace Ward has also been recommended in both lists of leading law firms for commercial litigation & dispute resolution and insolvency & restructuring.
Doyle’s Guide lists leading law firms, lawyers and barristers across 19 specialist categories of legal practice in all Australian states and territories.
Selection to Doyle’s Guide is determined through an extensive interview process with clients, peers and relevant industry bodies. All research is compiled on an independent basis.
For further information on the listings, click on the respective links below.
Leading Commercial Litigation & Dispute Resolution Lawyers – Queensland, 2017
Leading Commercial Litigation & Dispute Resolution Law Firms – Queensland, 2017
Leading Insolvency & Restructuring Lawyers – Queensland, 2017
Leading Insolvency & Restructuring Law Firms – Queensland, 2017
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