Contact:
anna.morris@shma.co.uk +44 (0)1789 339 987 +44 (0)7790 976 468Shakespeare Martineau Stratford
Anna Morris
Solicitor
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Specialisms:
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LIME
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Personal Injury
Anna advises private individuals, trustees and charities on disputes relating to contentious trusts and probate.
Anna handles a variety of claims including will disputes and those brought under the Inheritance (Provision for Family and Dependents) Act 1975. Having extensive experience acting for clients in a broad range of litigious claims, she takes a robust approach to litigation but is also a strong advocate of Alternative Dispute Resolution where appropriate.
I believe in providing straightforward and pragmatic advice to deliver the best possible results for my clients whilst concluding matters as quickly and cost effectively as possible.
Other People in Consumer
Andrew Wilkinson
Andrew Wilkinson
Head of Inheritance Disputes
Catherine Rustomji
Catherine Rustomji
Partner & Head of Charities
Gaynor Lanceley
Gaynor Lanceley
Head of Legacy Administration
Tony Hannington
Tony Hannington
Head of Personal Injury
Debra Burton
Debra Burton
Partner
Garry Dickinson
Garry Dickinson
Partner
Kathryn Hart
Kathryn Hart
Partner
Martin Usher
Martin Usher
Partner
Michael Young
Michael Young
Legal Director
Tamsin Walker
Tamsin Walker
Associate
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