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11 November 2014
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Emma Brunning—Birketts

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Firm recruits family law specialist in Chelmsford

Emma Brunning, a trained collaborative lawyer, has joined Birketts’ family team in Chelmsford, as a senior associate. 

Emma says: “Birketts is the only full service top 100 law firm in Essex. I am extremely pleased to be joining a team and firm with such an excellent reputation. The family law team at Birketts is consistently rated in the top bandings in the leading legal directories. I am really looking forward to being part of the team and firm’s growth and contributing to and enhancing its strong reputation in Chelmsford.”

Melanie Wilson, partner in the family team in Chelmsford, adds: “I am delighted that Emma has joined us. Emma qualified as a solicitor over 15 years ago and has worked in Chelmsford, specialising in family law throughout her career. Emma has a particular interest in financial issues arising from the breakdown of relationships. The addition of such a highly qualified member of the team underlines our commitment to provide the optimum level of service to our clients.”

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