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Womble Bond Dickinson advises Lomond on KFH mortgage division sale
Read the full story: Womble Bond Dickinson advises Lomond on KFH mortgage division saleLomond completes strategic sale with Womble Bond Dickinson. The transaction follows Lomond’s landmark acquisition of Kinleigh Folkard & Hayward earlier this year, underscoring the company’s expanding national property footprint and the continued legal partnership between Lomond and Womble Bond Dickinson.

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