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10 April 2025
Categories: Movers & Shakers , Profession
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Moore and Tibbits—Judith Owen

Firm strengthens dispute resolution team with new appointment

Moore and Tibbits, a leading law firm in Warwickshire, has announced the appointment of Judith Owen to its Dispute Resolution team. Judith, an experienced solicitor, brings a wealth of expertise in resolving complex commercial and civil disputes.

Judith joins the firm with a background in handling high-value and complex claims, enhancing Moore and Tibbits' dispute resolution capabilities. Her expertise spans various civil matters, including employment, contentious probate, and property litigation. Sioban Calcott, Head of Dispute Resolution, stated, 'We are delighted to welcome Judith to Moore and Tibbits.'

Judith expressed her enthusiasm for joining the firm, saying, 'I am thrilled to join Moore and Tibbits and contribute to the firm’s exceptional reputation for client care and effective dispute resolution.' 

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