Simpson Millar appoints head of conveyancing

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Law firm Simpson Millar has announced the appointment of Sarah Ryan as partner and national head of conveyancing.

Ryan (pictured) joins the firm’s 43-strong conveyancing division and has 20 years’ conveyancing and strategic management experience.

She will operate across the firms Liverpool, Manchester and Kingston-Upon-Thames offices.

Ryan was formerly chief executive officer for Jolliffe and Co LLP in Chester, as well as head of conveyancing and regional head of probate operations, Co-operative Legal Services.

Greg Cox, Simpson Millar’s managing partner and CEO, said: “I am delighted that Sarah is joining our team of legal experts – she comes during a very exciting and ambitious period for growth for Simpson Millar further to two recent acquisitions, as well as significant investment in our people, our marketing and our technology.”

Ryan added: “I am really looking forward to working alongside the team at Simpson Millar, and taking on my new role as partner and national head of conveyancing.

“The conveyancing industry is evolving to meet client demand for a more transparent, open and quality service. Simpson Millar has such a prestigious reputation in the industry and I consider it to be a great opportunity to continue with the team’s excellent work.”

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