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Hugh James—Liz Fletcher

10 February 2025
Categories: Movers & Shakers , Profession
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Commercial team expands with partner appointment

UK law firm Hugh James has welcomed Liz Fletcher to its commercial team. As a partner, Liz will specialise in procurement, commercial, and technology contract matters across both the public and private sectors.

Formerly a partner at Bevan Brittan LLP, Liz brings almost 20 years’ experience of commercial law to the firm. Specialising in technology and commercial contracts, complex outsourcing projects and public procurement, over the course of her career Liz has worked extensively with housing and local / central government sectors, in addition to working with the NHS and private sector.

This latest appointment marks yet another significant step in Hugh James’ growth strategy, further enhancing the firm’s multiservice expertise.

Head of commercial and corporate partner, Aled Walters, commented: 'Liz is a highly regarded expert in commercial work with a particular emphasis on procurement, IP, and ICT contracts, and we are thrilled to have her on board. Her expertise strengthens our ability to support our clients at every stage of the contractual chain journey and positions us perfectly to meet growing demand for advice in this area.'

Speaking of joining Hugh James, partner Liz Fletcher added: 'I am excited to be joining Hugh James as a partner in the Commercial team with a focus on technology and procurement. With the evolving procurement landscape, particularly under the new Act, I look forward to supporting clients in navigating these changes and delivering strategic, practical solutions. Hugh James has a strong reputation in the public and private sectors, and I am eager to contribute my expertise in commercial projects to further strengthen our offering.'

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