Palmers Solicitors— Samantha Randall

South Essex law firm boosts its employment team

Samantha Randall has joined South Essex law firm Palmers Solicitors, which has four offices in Basildon, Rayleigh, Thurrock and South Woodham Ferrers. She was previously at a Chelmsford firm, where she qualified in May 2017.

Samantha, who specialises in employment law, said: ‘I am looking forward to building strong working relationships with clients.’

Luke Morgan, a Partner at Palmers, said: ‘It is wonderful to be able to welcome Samantha to the team. I know our clients will value her input on a range of employment-related matters.’

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Palmers Solicitors— Samantha Randall

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