Slater Heelis elevates 10 talents: strengthening leadership and service excellence
The firm, announces 10 senior promotions, reinforcing its position and service quality
Slater Heelis, a renowned law firm headquartered in Manchester, has recently celebrated a significant milestone in its journey. With a history spanning 250 years, the firm has consistently maintained a reputation for excellence and client satisfaction. In a strategic move to further solidify its standing in the legal landscape, Slater Heelis has elevated 10 of its exceptional team members to senior positions.
Among the promotions, seven individuals have been appointed as Associate Partners, while three have achieved the status of Associate Solicitor. This diverse array of promotions reflects the firm's commitment to recognising and nurturing talent across various legal domains.
In the family law team, Andrew Scott assumes the role of Associate Solicitor, while Alexandra Goldrein, Rebecca Muirhead, and Rebecca Lang step into the position of Associate Partner. Additionally, Hannah Costley in Crime and Regulatory, and Paige Wood in Court of Protection, have been promoted to Associate Solicitors. Rounding up the promotions, Sally Tomlinson in Employment and HR, Charlotte Kennedy in Court of Protection, Awais Alam in Property, and Mark Warburton in the Corporate team ascend to Associate Partnerships.
Chris Bishop, the Managing Partner at Slater Heelis, expressed his delight at the promotions, emphasising the exceptional contributions of the individuals and their alignment with the firm's ethos. He noted the pivotal role these professionals play in driving the firm's success and expressed confidence in their ability to nurture future talent within the organisation.
Slater Heelis's recent accomplishments extend beyond these promotions. The firm has witnessed a period of significant growth and recognition, marked by its expansion into new offices in Sale and its establishment of a physical presence in London. Furthermore, the firm's outstanding performance in industry rankings such as Legal 500 and Chamber Rankings underscores its continued ascent in the legal sector.
Looking ahead, Slater Heelis remains poised for further expansion and innovation. With ambitious plans to open more offices, expand its service offerings, and embark on a recruitment drive, the firm is well-positioned to capitalise on new opportunities and challenges in the upcoming financial year.
Picture caption from top left to right: Alexandra Goldrein, Awais Alam, Andrew Scott, Charlotte Kennedy and Hannah Costley
Bottom left to right: Mark Warburton, Paige Wood, Rebecca Lang, Rebecca Muirhead and Sally Tomlinson