Linda Dobbs

English lawyer and High Court judge

Linda Dobbs - Leaders & Politicians born January 3rd, 1951
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Served as a barrister and became a High Court judge in England. Focused on civil and family law during a distinguished legal career. Contributed to various legal reforms and worked on high-profile cases in the UK judiciary. Notable for breaking gender barriers in the legal profession.

First Black female High Court judge in England

Presided over significant family law cases

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