A Shropshire law firm has expanded its personal injury team with the addition of three new legal professionals.
Jo Kneller, Miriam Homer, Dawn Humphries, Janette Dennison and Mandy Mason.
Mandy, a Chartered Legal Executive, is now supporting the personal injury team, having worked at the firm many years ago assisting managing partner, Brian Evans, in the litigation department. Dawn Humphries, head of personal injury at Lanyon Bowdler, said: “The key to any successful team is having the right blend of people and skills, so I am delighted that Jo, Mandy and Miriam have joined us to add vital experience to the departmen.
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