Construction lawyer trades SPB for HCR
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The London-headquartered national player has recruited a construction disputes practitioner in Birmingham, the firm’s second hire from Squire Patton Boggs this year.
England and Wales national firm HCR Law has hired Matthew Bromilow in its Birmingham construction and engineering practice, effective yesterday (24 November).
Bromilow’s arrival sees him step up to partner, following a near four-year tenure as senior associate at Squire Patton Boggs (SPB). Before this he left Mills & R
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