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Gateley Legal—Mo Shabbir

04 December 2024
Categories: Movers & Shakers , Profession
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Senior associate joins corporate team in Reading

Gateley Legal has welcomed Mo Shabbir to its Reading Corporate team.

Mo joins as a senior associate from Moorcrofts LLP where he spent eight years progressing from solicitor to associate in the corporate team. He brings with him a wealth of experience and expertise in corporate law.

Mo has a proven track record of advising clients on a wide range of corporate matters, including private company mergers and acquisitions, SEIS/EIS investments and fundraising, corporate restructuring and advising on corporate governance matters. His dedication to providing exceptional client service and his deep understanding of the corporate landscape make him a valuable addition to the team.

Gateley’s Reading office houses more than 40 professionals committed to supporting the Thames Valley region. The Corporate team’s strong local knowledge and robust industry connections have enabled it to deliver tailored solutions that drive growth and success for businesses in the region. The comprehensive range of legal services and ability to adapt to the evolving needs of clients have positioned Gateley as a trusted adviser in the Reading business community.

Nicola Bennett, corporate partner at Gateley Legal Reading commented: 'We are delighted to welcome Mo to the Corporate team. He is well-respected among the local corporate community and has excellent client relationships. I am confident he will be an asset to our team as we continue to strengthen our corporate offering in Reading.'

Mo commented: 'I am really pleased that I have joined Gateley Legal’s Corporate team.  Gateley has built and maintained a very strong presence in the Thames Valley area and have a reputation for producing high calibre work. I am looking forward to working with the team to continue to drive that forward.'

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