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Troy Greig promoted to Partner to further boost Tanner De Witt’s Restructuring and Insolvency Practice

06Jun2022

Tanner De Witt is pleased to announce the appointment of restructuring and insolvency lawyer Troy Greig as a Partner of the firm.

Troy Greig - Insolvency and Restructuring Lawyer Tanner De Witt Solicitors — Troy joined Tanner De Witt in February 2016 and has steadily grown his practice since. His experience ranges from acting for liquidators, administrators and receivers in Hong Kong and Australia to advising on all aspects of winding-up proceedings, enforcement of security, ongoing management and trading of businesses, asset marketing and sale, claims against and on behalf of distressed estates (both litigation and commercial work-outs).

Troy remarks: “I am incredibly grateful to the Partners and staff for their continuing support; to be afforded this opportunity with TDW is an honour. Of course none of this would be possible if it wasn’t for the firm’s many valued clients who’ve supported me over the years. I’m looking forward to working with all of them both new and old in the years to come.”

Ian De Witt, Partner and Co-Head of the Restructuring and Insolvency Group at Tanner De Witt, said: “After six years of stellar R&I work, we are happy to welcome Troy to the partnership. I am confident that Troy will continue to build upon his exemplary performance for both clients and the firm.”

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