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Buss Murton Law announces two new Partners

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Written by Buss Murton Law

Published June 26, 2026

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  • Dispute Resolution
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  • Private Client

Buss Murton Law is delighted to announce the promotion of Jonathan Manser and Sohret Haffenden to Partner.

Jonathan, Head of Dispute Resolution, recently acted for the successful petitioner in a High Court case, Chave v Farnsworth and others [2026] EWHC 970 (Ch), securing a positive outcome for his client in a complex dispute between business owners. The case highlights the firm’s strength in handling complex shareholder disputes and High Court litigation.

Sohret Haffenden, Head of Private Client, has played a key role in leading and developing the department. She continues to support clients and their families with clear, practical advice through often sensitive matters.

Andrew Linton, Managing Partner at Buss Murton Law, said:
“The current partners are delighted to welcome Sohret and Jonathan to the partnership. These promotions reflect their significant contribution to the firm, and we look forward to them continuing to play an important role in the firm’s future.”

The appointments underline Buss Murton’s continued investment in its people and its commitment to delivering high-quality legal advice to individuals, families and businesses across Kent.

For bespoke advice on this or any other area of law, get in touch with the team now.

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