8 October 2026

Drinks reception with the RWK Goodman Children team | Thursday 8 October

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Kim Lehal and Keeley Lengthorn are delighted to invite you to an exclusive drinks reception with the RWK Goodman Children team.

The evening is our opportunity to thank those who have supported us throughout our journey and played a part in the continued growth of the team. It will be a chance to connect with colleagues, contacts and friends, and to celebrate the strong relationships that make our work possible.

Event Details:

Date: Thursday 8 October

Time: 5:30pm – 9:30pm

Location: RWK Goodman, 69 Carter Lane, London EC4V 5EQ

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Please note: this is a private, invitation-only event, if you would like to attend please get in touch with our events team, [email protected].

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Kim Lehal

Partner | Head of International Children
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Keeley Lengthorn

Partner | Head of Public Law Children, London
T: 07502 217538 (DDI)
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