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Solicitor advocate Neil Hay joins Levy & McRae

24th January 2022 | careers

Criminal defence solicitor advocate Neil Hay has joined Levy & McRae as a partner.

Mr Hay announced on social media today that he and two colleagues from the Edinburgh office of MTM Defence Lawyers, solicitor Andrew Heggie and PA Michelle McKinnon, were now with the Glasgow firm, still in the same Edinburgh base.

Mr Hay was a director with MTM for just over 20 years until his move.

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