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Jane Horton & Gordon Dalyell APIL

20 May 2010
Issue: 7418 / Categories: Movers & Shakers
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Two newcomers have been voted on to APIL’s executive committee. Jane Horton, a partner at Irwin Mitchell and Gordon Dalyell, a partner at Digby Brown, won places following the association’s annual ballot.

Jane commented: “As a claimant lawyer and APIL member for the last 20 years my key focus is to ensure the best possible outcome for clients - both from a rehabilitation and damages perspective.”

Stuart Kightley of Osbornes and Liverpool barrister, Matthew Stockwell, were re-elected to the executive for a further three years.

Issue: 7418 / Categories: Movers & Shakers
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