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08 February 2012
Issue: 7500 / Categories: Movers & Shakers
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Stuart Smith, Jonathan Watts & Alison Ward Hill Dickinson

Hill Dickinson’s insurance business team has appointed two senior lawyers and a developent manager.

 

Stuart Smith, joins as a partner and will work in the fraud team. He has expertise in claims in the self-drive hire sector. 
 
Jonathan Watts joins the motor litigation team as a legal director and is tasked with building a portfolio of non-fraud motor work.

Alison Ward is also joining the fraud team as a development manager.

Ruth Lawrence, partner and head of insurance says: “The insurance management team is dedicated to investing in regional growth in what is a specialist market.”
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