Peter Barnes-Brown was a quiet iconoclast, an old-school gentleman open to the opportunities held in the unfolding wonders of emerging technologies. A study in contrasts, his temperate demeanor belied the depths of his intellectual curiosity and the fervor of his adherence to his principles and world view. Peter was the exemplar of the saying that “still waters run deep,” and his natural modesty often hid his well-earned pride in the eventual realization of his vision of what was possible in the practice of law.

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