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[8 November]

Kingsley Napley launches tax practice

Kingsley Napley launches tax practice

Two recent hires are set to develop and lead the practice

Kingsley Napley has announced DAC Beachcroft veteran, Matt Spencer, has joined the firm to help build a new tax practice. Spencer joins Laura Harper, a recent private client hire from McDermott Will & Emery. Together they will develop the practice, with a focus on keeping work in-house. Managing partner, Linda Woolley, said: “Having tax expertise in-house will significantly strengthen our client offering”. Spencer commented he was “excited” to “build and grow the firm's tax practice, working in conjunction with Laura and with a focus on providing advice in plain English”.

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