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Shoosmiths celebrates 15 years in Birmingham

Shoosmiths celebrates 15 years in Birmingham

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Danielle Hicks

12:08, 6 DEC 2018

Jason Jackson, Head of Office, Shoosmiths Birmingham. (Image: CHRISBET)1 of 9
Adrian Willett, Highgate Land and Development; Anthony Tattum, Big Cat; Stuart Eustace, Knight Frank. (Image: CHRISBET)2 of 9
Martin Letza, BCA Marketplace; Catherine Hood, Shoosmiths; Charles Cattaneo, Cattaneo Corporate Finance Solutions (Image: CHRISBET)3 of 9
Ben Turner, Shoosmiths; Bhavan Jhita, Wells Senior; Maurice Dwyer, Shoosmiths. (Image: CHRISBET)4 of 9
Neil Wetherell, Johnson Fellow; Simon Boss, Shoosmiths. (Image: CHRISBET)5 of 9
Richard Round, Lloyds Banking Group; Simon Boss, Shoosmiths; Simon Farrant, Savills; Jason Jackson, Shoosmiths. (Image: CHRISBET)6 of 9
Michael Robson, CERDA Planning; Anna Cartledge, Shoosmiths; Anthony Aspbury, Aspbury Planning; Emma Cartledge-Taylor, Shoosmiths. (Image: CHRISBET)7 of 9
Andrew McManus, Project CDR; Geoff Whittingham, Prime Solutions; Trudy O’Boye, Prime Solutions. (Image: CHRISBET)8 of 9
Guv Samra, Shoosmiths; Bea Szeszak, Melanie Brown, Erika Sisak, NICE. (Image: CHRISBET)9 of 9

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