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About Us

We are dedicated to provide the highest level of legal services

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Meet the Team

To learn more about who we are, and the background of our staff, please select from the profiles below.

Sharon Pegler

Senior Partner

Wills & Probate

Patrick Cotran

Partner

Wills & Probate

Lynda King

Solicitor

Wills & Probate

Graham Burton

Partner

Civil Litigation

Stephen Tame

Partner

Personal Injury & Clinical Negligence

Craig Taylor

Partner

Personal Injury & Clinical Negligence

Bill Singh

Partner

Head of the Conveyancing department

Hayley Watson

Partner

Residential Conveyancing

Matthew Finn

Solicitor

Clinical Negligence / Personal Injury

Poppy Shokar

Solicitor

Family / Litigation / Employment

Kim Warren

Head

of Accounts

Clare Armstrong

Receptionist

at Dale & Newbery

Stephanie Bailey

Paralegal / Legal Assistant

Conveyancing Department

Yuliya Bodnar

Trainee Solicitor

at Dale & Newbery

Daniella Sangha

Trainee Solicitor

Private client, Property & Litigation

Harpreet Mahay

Solicitor

Wills & Probate

Usman Naeem

Solicitor

Residential Conveyancing

Latest News

More than half of adults unaware that marriage deems previous Wills invalid

Published on: 02 Oct 2025

Clinical Negligence Claims in a More Informed World

Published on: 19 Aug 2025

Inflation is pushing more families into the Inheritance Tax net

Published on: 24 Jul 2025

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Complaints Procedure

CYBERCRIME ALERT – We will never notify you by email that our bank account details have been changed. If you receive an email purporting to be from Dale & Newbery, either requesting your bank account details or advising you that our bank details have changed in any way, you should before taking any action, telephone (do not email) and speak to the person dealing with your matter to check the validity of the email. We cannot accept any responsibility if you transfer money into an incorrect account and will not be responsible for any losses arising from fraudulent emails/transactions.