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Kate Jenkins, Amanda Maskery & Suzanne Maddison Sintons

15 February 2012
Issue: 7501 / Categories: Movers & Shakers
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North-east law firm Sintons has promoted three lawyers to partner. Sintons, a full service legal firm, was one of the first law firms in the north-east to receive Investors In People status in 2001.

Kate Jenkins specialises in personal injury work and acts for clients. She has a track record in securing damages in complex public and occupiers’ liability claims. Amanda Maskery is a commercial lawyer with experience in the healthcare and charitable sectors. Suzanne Maddison has experience of all personal
injury matters, specialising in industrial disease and serious injury cases and is recognised for her technical ability and strong negotiating skills.

Issue: 7501 / Categories: Movers & Shakers
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