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Alice has worked in the legal industry specialising in conveyancing for the past 5 years. Alice joined Howes Percival in February 2018 to join their Residential Property Team, mainly in their New Homes sector working with Sarah Di Pane. Alice is a very motivated person and enjoys helping clients ensure they have a trouble free and good experience in their property move.

Since leaving full time education, Alice has worked at Franklins through to Feb 2018 and then joined Howes Percival at their Northampton office working in the New Homes team.

  • 2018 - Present: Howes Percival LLP, Legal Assistant 
  • 2013 - 2018: Franklins Solicitors 

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