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Shaun is a solicitor in our Corporate & Commercial team based in our
City of London office.
Shaun joined our Corporate & Commercial team in spring 2020 from a regional Essex practice. Prior to that, he had graduated from Reading University with an LLB law degree, following which he undertook the LPC MSc at the University of Law (Moorgate).
Shaun works on a wide variety of corporate and commercial matters, including:
Shaun’s other areas of expertise include dealing with international clients looking to do business in the UK. He is also a keen sportsman and has an interest in working with clients in the sporting sector.
Shaun’s work highlights include:
Shaun also has a love of travelling and enjoys watching all sports. He plays football for a local team, and tries to watch as much of his favourite team Barnet FC as he can.
I really enjoy the diverse range of work to which I am exposed on a daily basis. As a corporate solicitor, I come into contact with clients of varying size, across a multitude of sectors and industries, and it is my duty to assess and understand their commercial objectives, and ensure that the legal advice I provide helps them to achieve these.
Shaun Young
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