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Excello Law—Howard Pinkerfield

21 February 2019
Categories: Movers & Shakers , Profession
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Experienced dispute resolution lawyer joins the team

New-model firm Excello Law has announced the arrival of dispute resolution specialist Howard Pinkerfield.

Joining the firm as consultant solicitor, Howards brings more than 40 years of experience in the disputes arena. His career has included advising multiple high-profile figures across the worlds of sport, film and politics, on matters ranging from the negotiation of Premier League football management and Formula 1 driving contracts, to the enforcement of significant value competition claims, as well as high profile libel and slander claims.

Excello Law’s managing partner George Bisnought said: ‘Howard has advised on many significant and high-profile cases over the years and we are delighted he has joined Excello Law. His considerable experience will be a great asset to the firm, while our support structure and business model will allow Howard the freedom to focus totally on his clients.’

Howard added: ‘I am delighted to be a part of the Excello Law family, and therefore able to offer my clients the benefits that its innovative business model generates. I look forward to a long and successful association with George and his expert team.’

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