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01 March 2012
Issue: 7503 / Categories: Movers & Shakers
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Nik Rochez Hill Dickinson

The Hill Dickinson insurance business team is expanding, hiring former DAC and Dewey & Lebeouf partner Nik Rochez to work in its London office.

Nik, who also holds a number of other posts including non-executive director of Aviva UK, has expertise in professional indemnity matters, and disputes around directors and officers policies. 

Ruth Lawrence, partner and head of insurance comments: “Nik understands the importance of outstanding service and of taking the time to understand the individual needs of each client.”
 

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