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It’s a fantastic milestone when trainees qualify to become Solicitors, and we are delighted to announce that four of our trainees are now qualified.
Charlotte Bowen is remaining in the Family law department, headed up by Amy Foweather.
Daniel Burton continues to work within the Commercial team, alongside Matt Rowley.
Sophie Crane has qualified into the Private Client department, headed up by Ed Ryder.
George Sellers is specialising in Litigation, Disputes and Resolution, working alongside the head of department, Simon Black.
All have completed a two-year training contract with Harrowells. The nature of our business means that we can provide a variety of work to our trainees, across different types of clients, locations and team structures. Trainees work alongside specialists from different areas of law, advising on sometimes complex and high value matters. In all cases, they get early opportunities to interact directly with clients and so hone their advisory skills as well as develop their legal expertise.
We would like to congratulate all of our newly qualified Solicitors. We look forward to seeing your careers continue to flourish.
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