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Law firm Browne Jacobson has promoted 22 lawyers across its five offices to senior associate with effect from 1 May 2020.

Details: 18.Mar.2020

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The promotions will bring the total number of senior associates at the firm to 124.

The new senior associates by office are:

Birmingham

Chereta Edmeade (Banking)
Joel Nixon (Commercial Health)

Exeter

Becky Wyld (Clinical Negligence)

London

David Henderson (Commercial)
Zoe Bowden (Financial & Professional Risk)

Manchester

Victoria Colclough (Inquest & Advisory)
Camille Caulfield (Real Estate)
Ryan Brown (Corporate)
Rebecca Hainsworth (Commercial Health)
Emma Marshall (Commercial Dispute Resolution)

Nottingham

Jennifer Fagin and Sarah Stork (Clinical Negligence)
Ian Perkins (Advocacy)
Laura Broadhead (Social Care)
Jonathan Allen (Government, Regulatory & Advisory)
Ayesha Khalique (Development & Housing)
Victoria Hustler, Sam Sharp, Sandra Wong and Rachael McDonald (Corporate)
Louise Bennett and Angelica Hymers (Government & Infrastructure)

Richard Medd, Managing Partner-Elect at Browne Jacobson, said: “All 22 of these promotions are fully deserved and underlie the wealth of talent we have across all our key specialisms and in every office. They all have outstanding attributes and credentials and we look forward to seeing them further develop their careers with us.”