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Sophie and Lynne boost Brethertons team

5:30pm Thursday 2nd October 2008


BANBURY: Law firm Brethertons has appointed two new wills trust and probate solicitors.

Sophie Tinworth and Lynne Reekes will join its private client division.

Ms Tinworth, who joins from Oxford firm Henmans, and Ms Reekes, who previously worked for Marshall & Ga;pin in the city,will work alongside the 16-strong Brethertons Wills Trust and Probate team.

Elizabeth Young, partner at Brethertons, said: "These are important appointments for us and will enable us to provide a greater service to our private client base in an ever demanding marketplace."

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