Kingsley Napley's public law team represents victim of Westminster Bridge terror attack

Kingsley Napley are representing the sisters of PC Keith Palmer, victim of the terrorist on Westminster Bridge on 22 March 2017.

Solicitor Adam Chapman is attending the inquest of the Westminster Bridge terror attack.

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