Chambers and Partners podcast interviews Natalie Gamble for LGBT History Month

February 10, 2021

Natalie Gamble recently spoke to the Chambers Inspire LGBT+ Committee for their podcast. You can listen to Natalie’s interview in full on Spotify, in which she reflects on a range of topics, including her career as an out LGBT lawyer, how NGA Law and Brilliant Beginnings were born, surrogacy reform, trans rights and LGBT diversity and inclusion.

Happy LGBT+ History Month!

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Chambers and Partners podcast interviews Natalie Gamble for LGBT History Month

Click here to listen to the podcast on Spotify

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