Seven lawyers at Lanyon Bowdler are celebrating promotion reinforcing the law firm’s commitment to fostering career progression.
The move sees three promotions to senior associate and four to associate, enhancing the firm’s capability of meeting the demand of ongoing client growth in Shropshire, North Wales and Herefordshire.
Those celebrating promotion to senior associate are: Martin Hood of the clinical negligence team in Shrewsbury; David Hughes, costs manager in Shrewsbury; and Katie Baker of the dispute resolution team in Conwy.
Joining the ranks of the firm’s associate solicitors are: private client solicitor Sophie Burgoyne who covers Shrewsbury and Ludlow; Gemma Williams of the residential property team in Ludlow; clinical negligence specialist Amy Bills in Hereford; and Toni Reeves, of the Court of Protection team in Shrewsbury.
Lanyon Bowdler managing partner Brian Evans said: “Congratulations to our newly promoted team members - it is a tribute to their hard work and dedication and I am delighted to see so many people growing their careers within the firm.
“We pride ourselves on creating an excellent environment for career progression, and have a clear ethos as a firm to see staff thrive. Our diverse client base means our lawyers can gain the necessary experience for advancement without the need to move to large city firms.
“A senior associate needs to have demonstrated a range of skills and competencies, including technical expertise as well as teamwork and supervision abilities, while the appointment of our new associates is further evidence of our staff flourishing as they grow into senior members of our team.
“The promotions confirm our standing as a leading training provider - ensuring a recognised career path for our talented staff to make progress in their careers.”
Pictured: Top row, from left: Katie Baker, Gemma Williams, Amy Bills, Sophie Burgoyne. Bottom row: Martin Hood, Toni Reeves, David Hughes
