ANNOUNCEMENT: ClarkeKann’s Property Team Named in the 2018 Doyle’s Guide

5 April 2018

We are pleased to announce that our Property & Projects team, in particular, our Partners Paul O’Dea and Steven Cardell, have been featured in Doyle’s Guide among Queensland’s leading property law lawyers for 2018 in the following categories:

Paul and Steven are no strangers to the Doyle’s Guide lists, having featured in their listings consistently over the years. We congratulate them on this achievement and for being recognised by Doyle’s Guide for their exceeding standard of service.

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