Background
Guilding's education includes a Bachelor of Arts from York. In 1981 she was admitted to the bar in England, which marked her entry into the English legal profession.
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Rosemary Guilding
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Guilding's documented education includes a Bachelor of Arts from York. Her admission to the bar in England in 1981 is the principal professional qualification recorded for her. Admission to the bar in England is a formal qualification for legal practice in that country.
Career
Guilding worked as a partner of Theodore Goddard, a London law firm. The firm was established in 1902 by John Theodore Goddard, an English solicitor, and is based in London.
The firm's founder became widely known in 1936, when he acted for Wallis Simpson in her divorce proceedings during the Abdication Crisis. The firm later merged with Addleshaw Booth & Co on 1 May 2003 to form Addleshaw Goddard.
Her role as a partner at Theodore Goddard is the principal documented element of her professional career.
