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Russell Kennedy grows retirement living practice in Sydney

May 19 2020 Updated May 3, 2023

The Weekly Source

1 min read

Sylvia Mansour has joined the law firm in Sydney as a lawyer in the firm’s property and development team.

Previously a solicitor at Atkinson Vinden Lawyers, Ms Mansour has a particular focus on retirement living, having experience with clients in NSW and in the ACT.

Russell Kennedy says the appointment demonstrates their commitment to expand its sector expertise.

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