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Shoosmiths launch new office

Shoosmiths launch new office

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Danielle Hicks

13:15, 24 SEP 2013

Geoff Davies, Grant Thornton; Ben Turner, Martin Letza, Shoosmiths (Image: Paul Arthur)1 of 6
Jason Jackson, Alex Bishop, Shoosmiths (Image: Paul Arthur)2 of 6
Andrew Tubbs, chairman, Claire Rowe, chief executive, Shoosmiths; Simon Campion, Claremont Group Interiors; Adrian McStay, CBRE3 of 6
John James; Sally Newton, Gavin Le Chat, Shoosmiths. (Image: Paul Arthur)4 of 6
Jason Jackson, Shoosmiths, Stuart Eustace, Knight Frank LLP; Mark Evans; Jon Hickton, Maximus Ltd. (Image: Paul Arthur)5 of 6
Karen Taylor, Dawn Gilbert, Ekjot Mudher, Receptionists, Shoosmiths. (Image: Paul Arthur)6 of 6

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