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23 January 2015
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Thomas Spencer & Amanjot Pawar—Mackrell Turner Garrett

Two new recruits for London firm

Mackrell Turner Garrett has bolstered its team of solicitors with the addition of two new members, Thomas Spencer and Amanjot Pawar.

Thomas has joined the firm’s litigation and disputes department as a solicitor having qualified in March 2009. He has a law degree from City University and attained a distinction in his Legal Practice Course. He has worked with a wide range of businesses in different sectors and has expertise in commercial and civil litigation, insolvency, contentious probate and property disputes. 

Amanjot has joined as an assistant solicitor in Mackrell Turner Garrett’s property department and specialises in conveyancing work. He has Law degree from University of Leicester and completed a Legal Practice Course from The College of Law (Bloomsbury). He specialises in all aspects of residential property work and has acted for a wide range of clients, including first time buyers, investors and financial institutions.

Nigel Rowley, managing partner at Mackrell Turner Garrett, says: “We are always delighted to see new faces join our team. Amanjot and Thomas have a lot to offer and have already demonstrated their commitment to Mackrell Turner Garrett and our clients.

“I am sure they will enjoy a long and enjoyable career at Mackrell Turner Garrett and I look forward to seeing them excel in their chosen fields.”

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