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Legal Week Awards 2006: Picture showcase

Posted 4/12/2006 by legalweekblogs.com SU

For your delecatation, The Diary can hereby bring you exclusive pictures of the most glittering legal occasion since Liberace sued The Daily Mirror for implying he was gay - the Legal Week Awards 2006.

See if you can spot your favourite City partners in the rogue’s gallery below. As ever, alternative captions are always welcome - either via the 'comments' section at the bottom of this post or via email at thediary@legalweek.com.

Sadly, few pictures exist of the Baker & McKenzie delegation, which (an insider reports) cut its losses and relocated to the pub soon after the main course, having controversially lost out to DLA Piper in the TMT Team of the Year category...and don't forget to check our exclusive video diary of the night here if you haven't already.


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"Look into the eyes, not around the eyes, the eyes..."


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Nobody parties like the Practical Law Company.


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Talent Poole: Freshfields' Claire Wills is wowed by
dapper Wragges chief Quentin (sans moustache).


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Gayme for a laugh: Employment Appeals Tribunal
president Sir Patrick Elias is welcomed to Planet Janet.


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"The name's Barnes...James Barnes."


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"Seriously guys, what have you done with my jacket?"


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The ever-popular 'potter's wheel' feature proves a
stirring success once again.


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Dances with wolves: sharp elbows abound on a crowded
dancefloor as a young couple finds love (bottom left).


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Bruck-dancing Konstantin limbers
up for an electric boogaloo bonanza.


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Out of kilter: Travers' Alasdair Douglas struggles to
contain his excitement as the drama mounts.

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