A Shropshire law firm has announced the appointment of new departmental head for its award-winning agriculture and rural affairs division.
Iain Morrison and Alex Phillips . Picture by Shaun Fellows / Shine Pix Ltd
She replaces senior partner and the firm’s vice chairman Iain Morrison who has led the nationally-respected department for ten years. Mr Morrison, also a key architect in the department’s formation over 20 years ago, will continue to support rural and farming clients across the country. “Being appointed to lead the department underlines the commitment she has showcased over the past decade across the firm, but it also highlights her success as a talented and in-demand lawyer who understands complex rural legislation inside out.”
“I want to be a really hands on divisional head and work closely with the team to ensure we are taking care of our clients, solving problems together and promoting our expertise.
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