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CDH Conversations Podcast - Tiffany Jegels

Tiffany Jegels, Director in our Dispute Resolution practice recently joined CDH Conversations.

25 Nov 2022 09:33 Minutes Podcast
CDH Conversations Podcast - Tiffany Jegels

CDH Conversations Podcast - Tiffany Jegels

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CDH Conversations Podcast - Tiffany Jegels

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Tiffany discusses her career, areas of specialisation and her involvement in each. We further delve into her recent promotion and events that have shaped her into the person she is today

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