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Senior Associate & Solicitor

Joanne Young

“Disputes about property can be really stressful for clients. I always aim to adopt an approachable manner with clients, helping them to understand what can often be a complicated process, with a focus on trying to achieve practical and workable solutions wherever possible.”

Joanne Young joined Tozers in November 2022 and is a Senior Associate & Solicitor in our Litigation & Employment team. She specialises in property-related disputes, including residential and commercial landlord and tenant matters.

No two disputes are the same and it’s this varied workload which Joanne enjoys day to day. She qualified as a Solicitor in September 2002 and previously worked for another South-West based firm for 20 years before moving to Devon County Council where she spent time undertaking a variety of litigation work and developed expertise in highway issues.

In her spare time, she enjoys spending time with her family and walking her over-energetic cockapoo!

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