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mfg Solicitors—Lynsey Cater

15 August 2022
Categories: Movers & Shakers , Profession
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Shropshire law firm appoints commercial property expert

mfg Solicitors has recently appointed a new lawyer to its commercial property team.

Development and commercial property expert Lynsey Cater has joined the firm’s Telford office as a senior associate and will work closely alongside divisional head Clare Regan and partner, David Raymont.

Lynsey (pictured, centre), who has built a strong reputation after 14 years in the legal industry, is a widely-recognised expert in a range of commercial property and residential building development matters.

Commenting on her appointment, Lynsey said: 'I am thrilled to have joined mfg Solicitors as the firm’s reputation and track record was a big attraction for me.

'I look forward to working closely with David and Clare in the months and years ahead to really expand our team and importantly, what we can offer clients in the commercial property sector.'

David Raymont (pictured, right), commercial property partner at mfg Solicitors in Telford said: 'Lynsey is a hugely talented addition to the department here in Shropshire and she is already making an impact with our commercial property clients across the county and beyond. I am delighted to welcome her to mfg.'

Also pictured, left, is commercial property associate, Andy Ward.

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