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Kitsons LLP

THE FORUM, BARNFIELD ROAD, EXETER, EX1 1QR, ENGLAND

Tel:: Work 01392 455960
Fax:: Fax 01392 455961

Web:: www.kitsons-solicitors.co.uk
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Torquay, Plymouth, Newton Abbot, Exeter

South West : Corporate and commercial

Within Corporate and commercial: The West Country, Kitsons LLP is a third tier firm,

Kitsons LLP has strength in the health and leisure industries and acts for a large number of SMEs and local enterprises in the Exeter and Torbay area. Team head Dominic Hollingsworth is recommended.

South West : Crime, fraud and licensing

Within Licensing, Kitsons LLP is a third tier firm,

Rob Newman’s team at Kitsons LLP regularly assists in all types of licensing applications, and recently acted for EX4 nightclub in review proceedings brought by the Police and the Environmental Protection Department. Clients appreciate the group’s ‘personal touch’.

South West : Dispute resolution

Within Commercial litigation: The West Country, Kitsons LLP is a third tier firm,

James Cross leads Kitsons LLP’s team, which acts for clients including Marsh Toyota, Torquay Boys Grammar School, and EW Glendinning. Andrew Perkins has strength in commercial contact disputes, shareholder litigation and partnership matters.

South West : Finance

Within Insolvency and corporate recovery, tier 4

Kitsons LLP provides ‘good value for money and is very competitive’. Emma Davy focuses on achieving results and gives ‘good, commercial, down-to-earth legal advice’.

South West : Human resources

Within Employment: The West Country, Kitsons LLP is a second tier firm,

Rhodri Davey and his team at Kitsons LLP continue to act for the Guild of Construction Workers and Age UK. Academy conversions also kept the team busy in 2011.

South West : Real estate

Within Commercial property: The West Country, Kitsons LLP is a third tier firm,

Kitsons LLP’s Cameron Caverhill is ‘a good communicator, understands the issues and doesn ’t make things over-complicated’.

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