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31 January 2014
Issue: 7593 / Categories: Movers & Shakers
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Jaqui Dyer—Taylor&Emmet

New associate solicitor for Sheffield office

Taylor&Emmet LLP, has appointed Jaqui Dyer as associate solicitor. 

For the last seven years, Jacqui has worked at Nabarro’s Sheffield office, handling national cases for major corporate clients. Prior to that, she spent three years at local firm, Keeble Hawson. 

Jacqui says: “Having focused most recently on cases for London-based firms, I was keen to return to the Yorkshire market and to have more direct contact with clients. Taylor&Emmet offers me the opportunity to do just that—it has an excellent reputation locally and is proving to be a great place to work.”

Head of Taylor&Emmet’s commercial property department, Max Marrison, says: “Jacqui’s skills complement those of our existing team and she has adapted quickly to our systems and processes. Our client focused attitude enables Jacqui to play to her strengths and we are confident she will be integral in developing our links with agents, professional partners and the wider business community.”

Issue: 7593 / Categories: Movers & Shakers
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