Laura Anderson
Associate

Laura Anderson

Associate

Laura worked as a paralegal before qualifying as a solicitor in 2008. She joined Johnson Astills in 2020 and heads up our Dispute Resolution department. Laura specialises in contentious matters, including:

Disputes between co-owners of property
Claims for reasonable financial provision from an estate
Disputes over the administration of estates
Bringing and defending claims for breach of commercial agreements
Recovery of possession of residential property

Team:

Dispute Resolution

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