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Michael Young has been at the forefront of our professional negligence work for over 10 years. Recommended in the Legal 500 2018-19, he has worked on numerous cases throughout his career for clients ranging from individuals through to SMEs and blue-chip companies. He has extensive experience in dealing with high-value and complex cases – particularly property and finance issues.
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