Law firm Taylor Rose has announced a series of partner promotions to strengthen capabilities in key practice areas and expand its offering across the country.
The firm is investing in talent across areas including family law, conveyancing and private client. Three of the nine new partners have been promoted from consultant level, which Taylor Rose says demonstrates its commitment to career progression for lawyers opting for the consultancy route. In June, the firm’s parent company AIIC Group revealed the number of fee-earning legal consultants operating under its brands had increased by 469% in the past five years.
‘These promotions are a testament to both our ongoing investment in our people and the depth of expertise within our firm’, said Adrian Jaggard, CEO of Taylor Rose and AIIC Group (pictured).
“By elevating talent from within, we continue to strengthen our capabilities in key practice areas and expand our offering nationwide. Each of these individuals brings outstanding leadership and specialist knowledge, enabling us to deliver even greater value to our clients and support our long-term strategic vision.”
Employee promotions include Amy Brazier, who brings over 15 years of experience across a range of conveyancing matters to her new role as partner in the residential conveyancing team; Narin Nesari, an experienced residential property practitioner, appointed partner in the property team; and Daljinder Jagdev, now a partner in the residential conveyancing team, who has gained a significant reputation since qualifying as a solicitor seven years ago.
Kim Vernal has been appointed partner and head of actions against the police, Hannah Wright is now partner and head of new business, and Hilary Soanes is partner and head of legal support operations.
In the consultant promotions, Lucie Wright, who has a 23-year track record across portfolio management, development and property finance, is a new partner within commercial and residential property. Cassey-ann Sharman, a licensed conveyancer with extensive experience and a diverse client base, has been promoted to partner within conveyancing.
Paul Antoniou has been made partner within private client and family law, bringing with him wide-ranging experience in a career spanning over two decades and covering both private client and family law matters. Paul specialises in divorce, finance matters, domestic abuse, wills, probate, international marriage, powers of attorney and declarations of trust. He’s also a qualified Notary Public, accredited by Resolution and a member of the Law Society Advanced Family Law Panel.
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Is this the same Taylor Rose that considers having in Employment a Conveyancer who the SRA struck off as a Solicitor as acceptable?