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18 February 2020
Categories: Movers & Shakers , Profession
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Muckle LLP—William Green

North East law firm recruits solicitor to agriculture team

North East law firm Muckle LLP has recently recruited another highly respected solicitor to its rapidly expanding agriculture team.

William Green, an experienced rural and private client specialist, has been appointed as a consultant, enhancing the already significant expertise offered by the firm’s agriculture, estates and rural property team.

Of his appointment William said: 'Muckle is a progressive and forward-thinking firm that has a reputation for delivering practical, personal and cost-effective advice to its clients. I was drawn to its fast-growing agriculture team because of its focus on delivering an exceptional, hands-on client experience. I am looking forward to introducing many of my long-standing clients to the firm and in working with the other team members on our continued growth and development.'

David Towns, partner and head of the agriculture, estates and rural property team at Muckle, said: 'I have known William for a number of years and I have always been struck by how pragmatically and professionally he deals with things. He is fantastic to work with - a true gentleman - as his extensive professional network and loyal client-base will testify. It gives me great pleasure to welcome William to the team and continue to deliver excellent service to our ever-growing list of clients.'

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