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Nicholas Regener
12 November 2019

Doyles’ Guide 2019

Nicholas Regener

Partner

Tel: 02 9233 9048

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We are pleased to announce that Makinson d’Apice has been recognised in the 2019 Doyles’ Guide as a First Tier Medical Negligence & Malpractice Law Firm (Defendant) in NSW, one of only three firms.

Lesley Bush, Sarah Henry and Nicholas Regener have been ranked as Leading and Recommended Medical Negligence & Malpractice Lawyers (Defendant) in NSW.

Congratulations to everyone in the team, it is a well-deserved recognition!

Leading Medical Negligence & Malpractice Lawyers (Defendant) in NSW

Leading Medical Negligence & Malpractice Law Firms (Defendant) in NSW

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