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Simon Jewitt

Position: Director
Offices: Hexham
 
Areas: Business Law, Agriculture / Agri-Business
 
 

Simon is a Director, having been a partner with Nicholson Portnell since 2012. He specialises in all aspects of property work and small business transactions.  He also has considerable expertise in dealing with agricultural matters including agricultural tenancies. 

About Simon

Simon grew up in Northumberland. Having obtained a Masters degree, in Arts and Social Sciences, in Scotland, he then completed the Common Professional Examination (law conversion) and LPC at the University of Northumbria. He qualified as a solicitor in 2005 with Cartmell Shepherd, having become a trainee with the firm two years earlier. In 2007 he returned to his native Northumberland joining Nicholson Portnell.

Simon is a fellow of the Agricultural Law Association.

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Acquisition reunites practice partner with the law firm where he learned his profession

May 3rd 2024

A PARTNER at a leading Northumberland law firm is once again working for the company where he trained following a recent amalgamation. Simon Jewitt’s legal career began as a trainee solicitor at Cumbria-based law firm Cartmell Shepherd Solicitors 21 years ago. The opportunity to move back to his native Tyne…

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