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Eaton Smith congratulate Martha Khan on qualifying as a solicitor
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Eaton Smith congratulate Martha Khan on qualifying as a solicitor

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Eaton Smith Solicitors are very excited to be congratulating their own Martha Khan on officially qualifying as a Solicitor after successfully completing her training contract with the firm.

Martha joined Eaton Smith in 2021 as a legal assistant in their Commercial Property team, and her diligence and enthusiasm have shone through. She has now become a valued member of their Dispute Resolution team as Solicitor.

Martha commented on the milestone: "I am so pleased that I have qualified after lots of hard work. I have loved my time being a Trainee Solicitor at Eaton Smith and am very excited to see where the next stage in my career takes me at the firm. A massive thanks to all my colleagues at Eaton Smith LLP for supporting me during this process."

James Burgess, partner and training principal, said: "We are delighted that Martha has today qualified as a solicitor. She has throughout her training shown great enthusiasm in developing her skills and her role within the legal profession. I am incredibly proud to have worked with her as a mentor and, on behalf of the firm, I would like to congratulate Martha on her achievement and look forward to working with her as she embarks upon her career."

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