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July 27, 2016

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Tim Howarth's retirement

Although Tim Howarth will continue to practise as a Notary Public at 25 Rodney Road, he has decided to step back from his work as a Solicitor. He will continue to support his colleagues at Davis Gregory as a Consultant.

Tim came to the practice in 1983, and he became a partner in 1984. He says “I have seen many changes in the law and at Davis Gregory over the past 33 years. I am proud that we have built a strong firm which continues to serve our clients with care and integrity. I have no doubt that our team, led by Simon and Laura, will continue to flourish. I look forward to helping them move forward, as well as continuing my work as a Notary Public at 25 Rodney Road”.

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