Yorkshire-based legal specialist Wrigleys Solicitors has created a new position within the firm and made a raft of promotions across several departments and offices.
A brand-new managing associate role builds on last summer’s introduction of associate positions. A press release from Wrigleys describes the position as acknowledging, “exceptional legal expertise, leadership potential, and business acumen while supporting the firm’s strategic goals.”
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Among those promoted are Orlando Bridgeman in probate, tax, and estate planning; William Foley in property; Mike Ford in charities and social economy; Maria Graylen in property; Isabel McIver in trusts and Court of Protection; Bella O’Keeffe in probate, trusts, and estate planning; Michelle Pugh in trusts and Court of Protection; Donna Radcliffe in property; Kimberley Rhodes in probate, tax, and estate planning; Alexandra Slater in property; Caroline Wilson in property; and Aurea Wilson in probate, trusts, and estate planning.
Marie-Louise Hamilton, managing partner at Wrigleys, explained the rationale behind the new role:
“Our introduction of the managing associate role is the result of extensive research and valuable feedback from our team. It reflects our steady commitment to being a firm that not only delivers best-in-class service to clients but fosters a culture of growth. We know that to build a team of true specialists, we must nurture talent and provide clear paths for professional development.
“The role is fundamental to ensuring stewardship for the future, and we are excited to see the developmental growth that will undoubtedly come from those who step into the new position. Congratulations to all our new managing associates who will undoubtedly pave the way for many more in the future.”
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