Monday, September 16, 2024

Geldards expands Corporate Dispute Resolution team with appointment of new partner

Geldards’ Corporate Dispute Resolution team has strengthened its offering with the appointment of new partner Lloyd Smith who joins the firm’s Nottingham offices.

Lloyd brings with him over fourteen years’ litigation experience and joins from Knights plc where he specialised in commercial litigation, with particular expertise in complex cases spanning multiple jurisdictions.

Recognised by Legal 500 as a Commercial Litigation “Rising Star”, Lloyd is experienced in resolving business owner disputes as well as helping clients with technology disputes, financial regulatory issues and franchising disputes.

Having qualified in Nottingham, Lloyd spent the early part of his career working in London at City firms, before returning to the East Midlands where he has been practising in Nottingham for the past six years.

Commenting on the appointment, Nino Simone, partner and head of Dispute Resolution at Geldards, said: “We are pleased to be bolstering the already excellent skills of the team with the appointment of Lloyd and are delighted to welcome him aboard. He brings with him a wealth of experience and knowledge which complements the team wonderfully.”

On joining the team Lloyd said: “Geldards’ Dispute Resolution team has an outstanding reputation and I am thrilled to be joining the firm. I look forward to the challenges ahead and contributing to the continued growth of the team.”

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