Law firm expands with new acquisition
A WOKINGHAM law firm is set to expand, after completing a deal for Bells Solicitors in Farnham. Clifton Ingram, based ...
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Clifton Ingram welcomes new associate to family department
Dannielle Bentley has joined Clifton Ingram's Family Department in Reading.
Figures in the City: Picturing people in post-war London
London, battered and bruised immediately after the war, produced a climate of creativity in art and Jo Walton took us ...
Law firm's jolly Christmas jumpers help make the world better in a sweater
The partners and staff of local law firm Clifton Ingram did their bit to try and make the ‘world better ...
New managing partner for Wokingham solicitors
A WOKINGHAM solicitors has appointed a new managing partner. Anne Deller took on the role at the beginning of the ...
New face joins legal team at Clifton Ingram
A WOKINGHAM-based law firm has welcomed a new member of staff. Tatiana Haigh has joined Clifton Ingram LLP as a ...
Fabulous five join Clifton Ingram
THERE are some new faces in the offices of Wokingham-based law firm Clifton Ingram. The offices in Broad Street are ...
Wokingham law firm shortlisted in Legal 500 list
Clifton Ingram says it is delighted to have been shortlisted for The Legal 500 UK Law Firm of the Year ...
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