BDM partners ranked once again in “Who’s Who Legal: Transport 2024”

Feb 19, 2024 | BDM, Latest News

Our founding partners have once again been listed as among the world’s leading shipping law practitioners in the Who’s Who Legal: Transport 2024 report.

Congratulations to David, Nick and Bob! They commented: “We are very happy to be again recognized in this publication and are grateful to our clients and friends for their support in achieving this”.

The list can be viewed here: Transport – England – Reports – Who’s Who Legal – Lexology

David Mclnnes
Partner

Nick Burgess
Partner

Bob Deering
Partner

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BDM partners ranked once again in “Who’s Who Legal: Transport 2024”

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