Chambers are delighted to announce that Lena Amartey has been appointed Recorder by His Majesty the King.
Lena has been assigned to sit on the Northern Circuit, dealing with family matters.
Congratulations from all at 9 St John Street!
Lena Amartey appointed as a Recorder
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