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Charlotte is an associate based on our Oxford office working in the areas of Technology & Media and Racing & Bloodstock.
Charlotte graduated from the University of Edinburgh with a Master of Arts in Ancient History. She went on to complete her legal studies in London and obtained a distinction in the legal practice course. Before joining our team in 2014, Charlotte worked for a defence technology company as well as spending time working abroad.
Charlotte works on a wide range of matters across both the Technology & Media and Racing & Bloodstock teams. In particular:
The hybrid nature of my role allows me to work in two different practice areas that I have a genuine passion for. I enjoy the fact that the work is continually varied and I get to work with interesting clients who really care about their respective industries.
Charlotte Ebbutt
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