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18 February 2014
Categories: Movers & Shakers
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Spratt Endicott Solicitors

Firm makes six associate promotions

Spratt Endicott Solicitors have promoted six associates across five different departments of the firm, including company commercial, family law, dispute resolution, commercial property, and commercial debt recovery.

Catherine O’Riordan is part of the firm’s company commercial department and has particular expertise in e-commerce law and regularly advises on the preparation of online terms of sale, conditions of website use, and privacy policies. In addition, she is a key member of the firm’s intellectual property department and deals with general commercial matters, including data protection and competition law issues.

Steve McDonnell is operations manager of Spratt Endicott’s debt recovery fepartment.  He is an associate of the Institute of Legal Executives, and a member of the Institute of Credit Management, and has over 38 years of experience in the debt recovery legal industry. 

Nicola Muir joined Spratt Endicott in November 2005 as a paralegal in the residential property department. She was taken on by the firm as a trainee solicitor in March 2006 and qualified as a solicitor in March 2008. Nicola has worked within the commercial property team since 2011 and was also appointed as head of the firm’s newly opened Brackley office in January 2014.

Kyle Wyness joined the firm in October 2010 and has particular experience and expertise in property-related disputes, acting for landlords and tenants of commercial and residential property and advising on all aspects of property and real estate litigation. He is also a member of the Property Litigation Association. 

Patrick Mulcare joined Spratt Endicott in 2006 and became head of family law in 2013, having become a member of Resolution in 2009 and qualified as an all-issues mediator with Resolution in 2011. His practice encompasses divorce and related financial matters together with, amongst others, Children Act proceedings, cohabitation disputes and civil partnership dissolutions. Patrick works increasingly with independent financial advisers and barristers in London and Oxford on behalf of his clients.

Graham Roberts trained and practiced in Central London with Manches & Co, then Lovells, before joining Spratt Endicott in 2002. He has considerable landlord and tenant expertise and experience, acting for varied property investment clients as well as a wide range of well-known national retail groups.

Senior partner John Spratt comments: “These promotions are recognition of each of the individual’s achievements and expertise. The partners and I feel it is extremely important to acknowledge their commitment and invaluable contribution to the continuing success of the firm. Congratulations to them all.” 
 

 

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