Expansion at debt recovery firm

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Debt recovery law firm Lovetts plc has embarked on a recruitment drive following a number of new contracts and expectations of continued growth over the coming months and years.

Louise Ash has been appointed as sales and marketing administrator and two new account executives have joined the legal team.

The firm is also planning to recruit for two further roles, including a senior litigation position, in the next few months.

Prior to joining Lovetts, Ash worked for several years at GCL Solicitors LLP based in Guildford. She will report to Chris Hunter, client relationship manager and is task to improve Lovetts’ services through research, analysis and pro-active development of sales opportunities. She will also help identify new business opportunities within the existing client base and associated group companies.

Lovetts’ chairman and managing director, Charles Wilson said: “All of these new appointments will be vital in developing the business and Louise will play a key role in extending our brand awareness to new markets. Our ongoing investment in the strength of our marketing team comes at a time when more businesses than ever are looking to gain control of overdue debts.

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