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Holding steady: Chris Lovell, Managing Partner, Holding Redlich
Chris Lovell, managing partner at Holding Redlich "I graduated from Melbourne University in 1974. From there I went to work with the Office of Consumer and Business Affairs (OCBA) in Canberra. I left to do my Masters of Law in London, which I completed...
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The Next Big Deal: Stuart Dullard, Blake Dawson
A quick glance at Stuart Dullard's qualifications is enough to make the average student feel like a sloth. As well as accruing three degrees, he managed to scoop up the Dean's award for excellence, prizes for topping subjects and an international...
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