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Fisher Jones Greenwood—Clare Moreton

11 November 2024
Categories: Movers & Shakers , Profession
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Partner appointment bolsters Wills, Planning and Probate team

Fisher Jones Greenwood LLP (FJG) has strengthened its Wills, Planning and Probate team with the appointment of Clare Moreton as a new partner.

With over two decades of dedicated experience in private client work, Clare brings a wealth of expertise to enhance the firm's capabilities in complex estate planning and management.

Clare has dedicated her 22-year career to private client work, establishing particularly high levels of proficiency in wills, lasting powers of attorney, court of protection matters, probates, trusts and tax planning.

Commenting on her new role, Clare said: “I am very excited to have joined a great team at FJG that is well known in East Anglia for its expertise and professionalism.

“Having worked across Essex, Hertfordshire and Cambridgeshire throughout my career, I have developed a deep understanding of the unique legal needs of clients in the region.”

She continued: “This role will enable me to use that insight while applying my knowledge and practical experience to provide comprehensive advice to clients and bolster the team's ability to handle intricate cases.

“I am eager to contribute to the team’s success and help expand our range of services.”

FJG’s CEO, Paula Fowler welcomed Clare to the team: “It’s rewarding to know that we can attract top talent to our firm. Clare's background aligns perfectly with our firm's values and strategic goals, and we look forward to the positive impact she will have on our practice.”

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