A respected litigation lawyer has returned to Midland law firm mfg Solicitors following a 10-year career break.
Land and property dispute expert Sarah Coyne, who held a number of leadership roles at the practice between 1990 and 2004, has re-joined mfg an assistant solicitor.
Ms Coyne will be working closely with partner and head of the firm’s litigation division, Harjie Singh Bindra.
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With expertise in landlord and tenant claims, boundary disputes and trespass issues, Ms Coyne is the latest face to be added to mfg’s 11-strong litigation team and will be based at the firm’s Bromsgrove office working with a range of clients.
Mr Singh Bindra, said: “Sarah knows the firm well and is already settling back in superbly.
“She is an experienced litigator with top-class credentials which can only reinforce what is already a talented, growing team.
“We are thrilled she is back at mfg and the advice and support she is able to offer both local and national clients is already making a difference.”
Ms Coyne, added: “After taking time out of the profession to bring up my two children I am delighted to be back at what is a much larger mfg.
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“I originally joined the firm in 1990 and became a partner eight years later. I enjoyed every minute and hope to use that experience and knowledge to help give the best land and property-related advice to our clients in the months and years ahead.”
Aside from her role at mfg Solicitors, Feckenham-born Ms Coyne, 46, is also the chair of governors at St Mary’s Catholic Primary School in Studley.
Ms Coyne’s appointment at mfg’s Bromsgrove office comes exactly a year since the firm acquired Bromsgrove-based practice, Scotts Holt & Sellars.