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Cripps Pemberton Greenish—Nick Gova

01 March 2022
Categories: Movers & Shakers , Profession
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Law firm welcomes managing associate to family team

Law firm Cripps Pemberton Greenish has recently appointed highly regarded lawyer, Nick Gova, to its family law team as a managing associate.  

With solid experience in all areas of family law, Nick has expertise in dealing with matters with an international element with particular emphasis on Shari’a law and Islamic divorce, having fostered strong relationships with the Islamic Shari’a Council (an authoritative body for Islamic law). 

Nick joins the firm from Harrison Clark Rickerbys (HCR) where he headed up the London family division. 

Commenting on his appointment, Nick said: 'I am thrilled to be joining the family team at Cripps to further develop their family law offering. The team already boasts a strong national reputation for dealing with high-net-worth individuals and complex matters, with a high calibre of lawyers.'

Alex Davies, partner and head of Cripps’ family team, said: 'We are delighted that Nick will be joining the team. His experience in dealing with sensitive family matters, including overseas and religious marriages, places him uniquely within the market. He will be an excellent addition to our ever-growing London team, joining fellow experts in family law, mediation and collaborative dispute resolution practices.'

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