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17 July 2018
Categories: Movers & Shakers , Profession
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Palmers Solicitors—Luke Morgan

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Head of disputes appointed equity partner

Palmers Solicitors has appointed an equity partner who has spent the last seven years working his way up through the firm from trainee to partner.

Luke Morgan joined the firm in 2011 as a trainee solicitor, specialising in commercial litigation and dispute resolution. He qualified as a solicitor in September 2013, and became a salaried partner in 2016. As of 1 August 2018, he will move to the position of equity partner, and will continue to lead the firm’s commercial litigation and dispute resolution, company commercial and employment departments. He offers a wealth of experience in the field, particularly in shareholder disputes and professional negligence claims.

Luke commented: ‘I am proud to become an equity partner at Palmers Solicitors and I look forward to continuing to work with our clients to help their businesses thrive. I am now looking forward to the future as we continue to develop the services we offer our commercial clients.’

Partner Carey Jacobs added: ‘It has been wonderful to see Luke progress in his career from joining the firm as a trainee solicitor to becoming an equity partner, which underlines both his personal ability and the ethos of our firm. I know that our clients very much value his advice and can depend on this same level of service for years to come.’

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