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Corporate Team Expansion Sydney Mitchell LLP
Midlands award winning law firm Sydney Mitchell LLP is delighted to announce that Suzanna Patalong and Robert Haggis have joined its Corporate and Commercial Team.
Suzanna specialises in commercial law and Robert is a Barrister with extensive experience in both corporate and commercial law including supply and distribution agreements, business acquisitions and software licensing.
IMAGE: Corporate Team (from left to right) - Pictured - Adam Ivory (Apprentice), Robert Haggis (Barrister), Shilpa Unarkat (Associate), Div Singh (Senior Partner), Fahmida Ismail (Partner), Roy Colaba (Associate) Suzanna Patalong (Solicitor) (Stewart Coles – Associate (not pictured))
Suzanna has worked previously at some of the large law firms in Birmingham, and joined Sydney Mitchell LLP from Else Solicitors LLP. Robert joins the team from LGP Solicitors.
Suzanna commented on her appointment: “Sydney Mitchell is a well-respected law firm with over 250 years delivering legal services in the West Midlands. I am really enjoying working with the team in Birmingham.”
Robert added: “Having worked with international oil companies, major chemical and industrial gas supply companies and small medium sized businesses, I hope to bring a wealth of experience of benefit to Sydney Mitchell clients.”
The Corporate and Commercial team at Sydney Mitchell is led by Fahmida Ismail.
Fahmida Ismail, Partner, commented: “We are pleased to have such highly skilled talent join our established team in the West Midlands and look forward to developing and expanding our offering to our clients, locally, nationally and internationally.”
Suzanna is based in the Birmingham office and Robert in the Shirley office. All have a wealth of experience in dealing with individuals and corporate and commercial clients.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Sydney Mitchell LLP .
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