Q&A: Signature Litigation’s Graham Huntley on potential mergers and the need for litigators to behave

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Tom Baker
21 April 2017
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In the middle of a monumental class action against RBS representing around 25,000 claimants, Signature Litigation founding partner Graham Huntley talks to Tom Baker about the firm’s co-operative structure, the market and the pressures facing commercial litigators in 2017.

Do you see the commercial litigation market growing? If so, why?

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