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Alan Kershaw steps down as LSB Chair - The Legal Services Board

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The Chair of the Legal Services Board (LSB), Alan Kershaw, has notified the Lord Chancellor that he stands down from his role this week, citing personal considerations. LSB Chief Executive Craig Westwood said: “Alan leaves with our gratitude for the leadership he has provided during his time as Chair of the LSB. He has brought... The post Alan Kershaw steps down as LSB Chair appeared first on The Legal Services Board.
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Alan Kershaw steps down as LSB Chair - The Legal Services Board

The Chair of the Legal Services Board (LSB), Alan Kershaw, has notified the Lord Chancellor that he stands down from his role this week, citing personal considerations. LSB Chief Executive Craig Westwood said: “Alan leaves with our gratitude for the leadership he has provided during his time as Chair of the LSB. He has brought... The post Alan Kershaw steps down as LSB Chair appeared first on The Legal Services Board.

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