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Birmingham Law Society has appointed a new Deputy Vice President
Alice Kinder, pensions and employment solicitor at Anthony Collins Solicitors, takes on the role and will work alongside the Society’s President, Stephanie Perraton, and Vice President, Tony McDaid, in representing and supporting more than 5,500 legal professionals located across Birmingham and the Greater Midlands.
Founded in 1818, Birmingham Law Society is the largest regional law society in England. It provides training and networking opportunities to legal professionals across all levels, as well as working with local organisations to develop and improve the region.
Alice Kinder, Deputy Vice President of Birmingham Law Society and solicitor at Anthony Collins Solicitors, said: “With a 200-year history representing the legal profession in Birmingham and the Midlands; it is an honour to take on the role as Deputy Vice President of the Birmingham Law Society. The Society is dedicated to connecting and supporting its members, with core values of community, advocacy and excellence.
“Birmingham Law Society contributes a huge amount to our city and I want this to continue. As Deputy Vice President, I will continue championing Birmingham’s young population and cultural diversity, which makes it a fantastic place to live and work.”
Peter Hubbard, senior partner at Anthony Collins Solicitors, said: ““We’d like to congratulate Alice on her appointment, joining the growing fold of ACS staff to become Deputy Vice President and representing the region’s lawyers at the highest level.”
Under the terms of the appointment, Kinder will move to the role of Vice President in 2022 and President in 2023.
