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20 November 2018
Categories: Movers & Shakers , Profession
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Jordans Solicitors—John Ozyer

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Criminal defence specialist joins the team

Yorkshire firm Jordans Solicitors has announced the arrival of criminal defence solicitor advocate John Ozyer.

John brings with him a wealth of experience in criminal defence, with particular specialism in motoring and traffic offences. He also has experience in serious crime and fraud cases, and will be based in the firm’s Wakefield office.

Managing partner at Jordans Solicitors, Christine Sands, said: ‘John is a fantastic addition to Jordans. His expertise and accreditations in criminal litigation for advocacy and fraud will help provide additional legal advice and support for our clients both in Yorkshire and across the UK.’

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