BRM Solicitors, a prominent regional law firm, has appointed Lewis Hastie as a director for its Dispute Team in Sheffield.
Hastie brings with him over 14 years of post-qualified experience, specializing primarily in contentious probate cases and representing clients in contentious Court of Protection proceedings.
This significant addition to the firm is aimed at bolstering both the Dispute and Private Client teams, coming at a time when these departments are experiencing expansion and growth.
BRM Solicitors is a law firm with offices in Sheffield and Chesterfield. The firm has been in operation since 1982 and represents a diverse range of clients locally, nationally, and internationally, including private individuals, commercial organisations, trusts, and charities. BRM’s commercial clients cover the full spectrum of businesses from sole traders and owner-managed businesses (companies and partnerships) to PLCs and international brands.
Lewis Hastie expressed his enthusiasm, stating, “I am very excited to be joining BRM, a firm that is expanding quickly and is fully committed to providing the best possible service for its clients, really going above and beyond for them. I look forward to bringing my strong experience in contentious probate and contentious Court of Protection cases to the firm and positively contributing to the firm’s vision for the future. I look forward to working with the team and helping to expand its growing client base, building on the excellent progress it has made.”
BRM’s Director and Head of the Dispute Team, Rob Cooke, lauded Hastie’s appointment, saying, “Lewis brings a wealth of experience to the team, having worked in contentious probate for a number of years. It is immediately evident that Lewis really cares about getting to know each of his clients and prides himself in building long-lasting relationships – a value that BRM holds at the heart of the firm.”
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Pictured (L-R): Rob Cooke, Lewis Hastie
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