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07 February 2013
Issue: 7547 / Categories: Movers & Shakers
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Slater Heelis LLP

Three new additions for family department

Sale-based law firm Slater Heelis LLP has relaunched its family department with three new additions to the team, taking the department tally to nine.

Kate Rayner joins as partner from Stowe Family Law where she was formerly managing partner at the firm’s Hale office. Two associates will also join Kate. Helen Miller was formerly at James Maguire & Co and Pannone and is a dedicated family law solicitor, specialising in resolving issues arising from divorce and relationship breakdown. Helen Thompson joins as an associate from Gregorys Solicitors, where she was head of family law.

Issue: 7547 / Categories: Movers & Shakers
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