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Craig Cooper

Managing Director

Craig Cooper, a seasoned legal professional and Managing Director of Barings Law, boasts an impressive 16-year tenure with the firm, contributing significantly to its growth and success.

Craig’s journey into the realm of law was sparked by a profound appreciation for the intricacies and nuances of the English language. Motivated by a desire to unravel the complexities of legal arguments and provide adept solutions, they embarked on a career that would become synonymous with expertise and leadership.

Since joining Barings Law, Craig has exemplified dedication, proficiency and a steadfast commitment to the principles of justice. Through years of legal practice, they have not only honed their skills in navigating the legal landscape but have also fostered a collaborative and innovative environment within the firm.

Questions With Craig Cooper

Can you tell us an interesting fact about you?

I can do magic.

What is your favourite thing about working at Barings Law?

No two days are the same, keeping me and all of the team on our toes.

Do you have any special achievements or certifications relating to law?

LLB Post Diploma in Law Rolls Certification

Anil Kara

Practice Manager

Melanie Cope-Machial

Head of Marketing and Technology

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