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The Alconbury and Peterborough offices of Roythornes Solicitors now play a significant role in the firm's debt recovery work, which provides a fixed-fee service for much of its work, though it also handles high-value claims for companies across the region. Associate and debt recovery manager Catherine Rickett, who works in both Spalding and Peterborough, 'always puts her client's interest first, going the extra mile to ensure that the right outcome is reached'. She leads the team alongside head of commercial litigation Alex Forster, who works in both the Spalding and Alconbury offices.

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  • 'Throughout the whole process we felt reassured that our best interests were being served and that in due course we would receive the funds we were entitled to including costs.'
  • 'I have worked in partnership with Roythornes for over six years, the team have always been extremely efficient and personable, they are always on hand should we need to discuss any cases with them. They have their clients best interest at heart and use their expertise and knowledge to ensure they use the best collection strategy to get the right result. In turn this means that the work we receive is of the utmost quality and enables us to get excellent recovery results for them and their clients quickly and efficiently.'
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Key clients

  • Grax
  • Distinct Recruitment
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Work highlights

  • Advising a solicitor client on the best way to recover a debt of c. £35,000 which was owed by another solicitor and effecting a successful recovery.
  • Advising a loan company client on insolvency matters and representing in relation to multiple cases in the past year, in the total sum of over £437,693.18.
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