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02 June 2014
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Bruno Fatier & Caroline DeLaney—Rosenblatt Solicitors

Two new partners for City firm

Rosenblatt Solicitors, is pleased to announce the appointment of two new partners – Bruno Fatier as a Partner specialising in financial services and Caroline DeLaney as a Partner specialising in real estate disputes.

Bruno was previously with Clifford Chance Paris and, for the last 13 years, has been intensively working in a much EU law-shaped industry. His versatile practice covers the full range of financial services from funds and asset management to payments through general banking, derivatives, market infrastructure and asset freeze.

Caroline has for many years been recognised as a leader in her field and was previously head of real estate disputes at CMS and Kingsley Napley. Her practice covers the full range of real estate disputes. Caroline's focus is on commercial property, but she also has extensive experience of residential and agricultural disputes, acting for a broad spectrum of clients including institutional investors, high net-worth individuals, developers, retailers and leisure operators, charities, public bodies and insolvency practitioners.

Commenting on Bruno Fatier’s appointment, Tom Ferns, head of corporate at Rosenblatt, says: “Bruno is a leading, committed and long-standing practitioner in the financial sector and his appointment further strengthens our ability to advise our clients on the full range of their activities and help them succeed through their cross-border, pan-European and specifically English law and French law environment.”

Commenting on Caroline DeLaney’s appointment, Andrew Kinsey, head of real estate at Rosenblatt, says: “Caroline is a first class operator and her appointment further strengthens our ability to provide the full range of services for top level real estate clients. Having completed over £700m of transactions in the last quarter alone, it also underlines our commitment to being a full service real estate team.”

Nominations for the Halsbury Legal Awards 2014, in association with NLJ, are now open. Visit the site to view all the categories and enter online. #Halsbury2014

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