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TLW growth with two new appointments
TLW Solicitors Financial mis-selling department has strengthened its team with two new appointments; Fallan Carter and Liam Reay join Marc Davison, head of Financial Mis-selling, to support and assist with new claims relating to Payment Protection Insurance (PPI).
Liam arrived after graduating from Northumbria University in 2013. He said: “I was attracted to the role because I knew how committed the firm are to employee development, the opportunity to gain valuable case handling experience will put me in a great position for future career progression.”
Fallan joined the firm in 2013 initially in the Administration Team; before gaining an internal promotion within the firm. She said of her recent promotion: “The role enables me to assist clients to obtain the redress which they are due as a result of mis-selling, and I am proud to have been given the chance to progress my career in an up and coming department within the firm.”
Head of Financial Mis-selling, Marc Davison said of the recent expansion: “This is an important and exciting time for TLW Solicitors. Due to a successful year we have made the strategic decision to boost the financial mis-selling team with an additional skill set aimed at facilitating the growing number of claims and overall results, I’m delighted to welcome Fallan and Liam to the team.”
The Financial Mis-selling department focuses on client support and legal advice to reclaim for mis-sold financial products including Payment Protection Insurance (PPI) and mis-sold Timeshares. If you would like to make an enquiry please call 0800 169 5925 or email info@tlwsolicitors.co.uk
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Laura Brown .
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