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27 September 2016
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James Rowley—Weightmans

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Firm to create northwest healthcare hub with new expert hire

Weightmans LLP has appointed partner James Rowley to the healthcare team in Manchester.

James, former partner at Ryan Solicitors, has over 14 years’ experience in healthcare regulatory work. His extensive practice portfolio has included the full range of NHS and GMC fitness to practise procedures, proceedings before the Medical Practitioners Tribunal Service, inquests, inquiries, judicial review, injunction and criminal procedures.

James’s appointment is another move towards the development of a North West regulatory healthcare hub, with the creation of a bespoke, modern and refreshing package, tailored around individual client needs.

Partner and head of healthcare, Richard Jolly, says: “James’ arrival is a great boost to the healthcare team. With his experience and market knowledge, he will be central to the development of a northwest regulatory healthcare hub, offering a high quality, full service product which will ensure a modern and efficient service in an increasingly competitive and progressive market. We are delighted to welcome him to the firm.”

James says: “The healthcare sector is one of many experiencing the most complex transformation in generations. I am delighted to be joining a firm at the forefront of addressing these challenges, and look forward to guiding and supporting clients through this exciting period of change and beyond.”

 

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