Restructuring lawyer Scott Atkins on the next big thing - space law

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Interview by Sandra Odorisio
Date
25 January 2024
Faculty
Faculty of Arts; Macquarie Business School
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Careers in the law don't come much more exciting than the path travelled by Macquarie Alumnus Scott Atkins. As Global Chair of the international firm Norton Rose Fullbright, Scott is a trailblazer of reform at home and in developing countries - now he has his eye on outer space.

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