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Taylor&Emmet litigator boosts business services
Sheffield’s Taylor&Emmet LLP is strengthening the support it offers to local companies, with the appointment of a new litigation specialist.
Solicitor, Adam Hollis, joins the firm’s business legal services team to handle a full range of commercial disputes, from critical matters to everyday cases.
Adam worked previously at Chesterfield firm, Elliot Mather, where he spent the last six years undertaking general litigation. He said: “Joining Taylor&Emmet is a great opportunity for career progression and I am looking forward to working within a specialist commercial team for a broad cross-section of clients.”
Although Adam will be principally focused on commercial matters, he will also be assisting the property litigation and insolvency experts, as the need arises.
Paul Smith, head of Taylor&Emmet’s commercial litigation team, said: “We are pleased to welcome Adam to the firm. He is a well-regarded solicitor, with a proven track record of success. His creativity, flexibility and commitment to achieving the right results for clients has earned him an excellent reputation and he will be a valuable addition to our department.”
For more information about the dispute resolution services offered by Taylor&Emmet, telephone (0114) 218 4000, visit www.tayloremmet.co.uk or follow the firm on Twitter, @tayloremmet.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Nina Sorby .
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