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15 November 2018
Categories: Movers & Shakers , Profession
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Howes Percival—Emma Raspin

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Construction expert strengthens real estate team

Regional firm Howes Percival has bolstered the real estate team in Norwich with the appointment of construction specialist Emma Raspin.

Emma joins the firm from Cozens-Hardy LLP, and previously worked in Clyde & Co’s Dubai office in the United Arab Emirates. She brings a wealth of experience in the construction law field, and has handled projects including hospitals, airports and residential developments. Her practice also includes international arbitration cases.

Simon Franklin, head of the construction team at Howes Percival said: ‘We are delighted to welcome Emma to Howes Percival. Her knowledge and experience will prove invaluable in developing the construction team and I am confident that Emma will prove to be an integral part of our continuing growth and success.

‘We act for many of the biggest household names in real estate, including some of the country's largest housebuilders, commercial developers and construction firms. >From site acquisition and strategic planning to construction contracts and disputes and plot sales, we have the legal expertise and in-depth sector knowledge to provide our commercial real estate clients with a comprehensive and efficient service, tailored to their needs.’

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