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Rebecca Harbron Gray joins Winns as Head of Wills, Probate and Trusts

Winn Solicitors is delighted to announce Rebecca Harbron Gray as Head of Wills, Probate and Trusts.

The experienced solicitor joins as part of the company’s diversification into new areas of law, with Rebecca an integral part of this as Winns seeks to introduce technological advancement to this sector of law.

“I have become accustomed to working more efficiently with technology and that was one of the real attractions,” said Rebecca.

“I thought I loved technology for lawyers until I saw the Winns system and was just wowed!

“In times that have changed for us all in the last 18 months, all areas of law have to move with the times and suit the client’s journey.

“Winns has been in that position for years already so working here now gives me much more of a foundation to change and improve the client journey.”

Joining from Cook, Taylor and Woodhouse, Rebecca brings 15 years of experience and qualifications from Solicitors for the Elderly, STEP and Cross Border Estates, as well as helping to establish and become a trustee of the Bradley Lowery Foundation.

“The North East is a place I have always lived in and working for a brand like Winn Solicitors, that very much began in the North East, is really important to me,” she continued.

“The people across the whole of the Group have been very welcoming – another great Northern trait! It’s amazing that despite their size they still have the personal approach with each other as colleagues and with clients too.”

Chris Birkett, Winn Solicitors Chief Operating Officer, is pleased to welcome Rebecca to the firm.

“The board was greatly impressed with Rebecca’s forward thinking and modern approach to an area of law which is ready for transformation,” he said.

“We look forward to developing a new dynamic wills and probate offering which I’m sure will be successful in the coming years.”

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