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Miranda Fisher shortlisted for Lawyer of The Year (Family) at the Spear’s Wealth Management 2017 Awards

05 October 2017

Miranda Fisher shortlisted for Lawyer of The Year (Family) at the Spear’s Wealth Management 2017 Awards

We are very pleased to announce that Family partner Miranda Fisher has been shortlisted for Lawyer of The Year (Family) at the Spear’s Wealth Management 2017 Awards.

The firm’s Family team is renowned for its industry-leading expertise, and has previously won accolades for its work. In 2016, William Longrigg, won the same award in the Family category, with other lawyers shortlisted for awards. Miranda’s nomination is therefore in keeping with the acknowledgement by Spear’s of the firm’s achievements and professional proficiency.

The Spear’s Wealth Management Awards are hailed for honouring entrepreneurs, professional advisors, and others for their innovation, success and contribution. They are considered among the most reputable awards for the industry and encompass wealth managers and advisors from multiple sectors.

Miranda Fisher

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For more information, please contact Raj Aujla, PR Manager on +44 (0)20 7203 5083.

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