Fraser Dawbarns appoints a new property dispute specialist partner

Local law firm Fraser Dawbarns has appointed a new partner, David Moulton, to the business with effect from the start of May 2025.  David specialises in Property Litigation and works with businesses across the region on a wide range of property matters.  While this often involves seeking to resolve property-related disputes, he is also keen to be proactive in his support for the sector. David is currently helping local landlords and letting agents to prepare for the impact of the new measures introduced by the Renters’ Rights Bill.  David’s appointment brings the total number of partners in the firm to 15.

David lives in King’s Lynn and has been part of the team at Fraser Dawbarns for a little over 10 years. He joined the firm as a paralegal and then became a trainee, having first obtained a degree from the University of East Anglia.  He qualified as a solicitor in 2017.  David’s progression to partner is very much in line with the Fraser Dawbarns approach, showing how talent and hard work are rewarded. Although now specialising in property litigation, David has a sound general litigation background and additional expertise in employment law.

Iain Grimes, Fraser Dawbarns’ Managing Partner, said: “We are always delighted to be able to make well-deserved promotions from within the firm. David’s appointment is very much in line with our strategy of continually enhancing the services and support we can offer to local and regional businesses. The number of businesses that we support in King’s Lynn, Wisbech and the surrounding areas continues to rise, and we are increasingly in a position to offer the broad range of specialist services that they may need.”

David Moulton says: “Having begun my legal career with the firm a little over ten years ago, it is very rewarding to now be promoted to the role of partner. Fraser Dawbarns is proud to invest in and reward ‘home grown’ lawyers where possible and I’m very much looking forward to helping to develop the disputes team and the wider business in the years ahead.”