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Zoe is a solicitor in our Corporate team, based in our Bath office.
Zoe is part of our Corporate team and works alongside senior partners in the Health & Social Care team on a range of transactional work and contractual matters.
Prior to joining Royds Withy King, Zoe worked at a Bristol firm where she qualified and gained a range of experience in corporate and commercial law.
Zoe’s experience includes:
Outside of work, Zoe enjoys playing the saxophone, sailing and fitness.
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