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11 April 2014
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Kurt Rowe—Weightmans LLP

Insurance team recruit

Weightmans LLP has recruited Kurt Rowe, appointing him as an associate in the firm’s insurance team to expand the firm’s insurance proposition, adding value for clients at a strategic level. 

Kurt was previously employed by Aviva, where he spent 15 years in various key roles such as 10 years in the role of legal counsel providing robust defences to general and strategic litigation issues. Kurt has an extensive working knowledge of the insurance business from commercial, legal, risk, regulatory, compliance and financial crime view points and has advised regularly on such matters.  

Kurt comments: “I am delighted to join such a forward thinking firm as Weightmans. With my legal, insurance, risk, and commercial experience gained working in-house in the insurance market, I can provide unique insight from both sides for the benefit of our clients, enhancing the client experience and supporting our teams to provide excellent service to our clients.”

Kieran Jones, director of insurance at Weightmans says: “Kurt’s substantial knowledge and expertise in both the legal, risk, regulatory, and insurance markets will strengthen our offering in this complex area. Weightmans have a formidable reputation and heritage in insurance and are a leading national player. With Kurt on board, we are confident about the development of this side of the business in 2014 and beyond providing unique and exciting new offerings to our clients.”

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