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04 November 2014
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Siobhan Jones—Farrer & Co

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New partner appointed to disputes team

Farrer & Co has announced the appointment of partner Siobhan Jones, who joins the disputes team from Penningtons Manches.

Siobhan specialises in property-related litigation and dispute resolution and has substantial experience of court proceedings, property tribunals and alternative forms of dispute resolution. Her clients include investors and developers as well as individuals who have interests in either commercial or residential property.

Siobhan says: "I am delighted to be joining Farrer & Co, a firm with an excellent reputation for its disputes expertise. The depth of the property, disputes and private client practices will be of benefit to my clients and allow me to provide a broader service to existing clients when needed."

Gavin Bacon, disputes partner at Farrer & Co, comments: "Siobhan will enhance our property litigation offering, enabling us to provide clients with specialist expertise and adding further depth to the disputes practice. Her arrival tops off a strong year for the team and we are delighted to have her on board." 

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