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03 February 2025
Categories: Movers & Shakers , Profession
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Blackfords—six partners

Six partners appointed across range of practice areas

Blackfords LLP has announced the promotion of six exceptional women who bring a wealth of expertise to the firm, covering areas such as serious and business crime, regulatory law, family law and complex litigation. Each has played a pivotal role in driving client success and upholding the firm's reputation for excellence in legal services.

New appointed partners include Lisa Towell, Jennifer Richardson, Naureen Shariff, Hannah GilesRachel Wilson and Helen Worden.

Trevor Francis, managing partner of Blackfords LLP commented: 'We are delighted to welcome Hannah, Jennifer, Naureen, Lisa, Rachel and Helen as partners of the firm. Each of them exemplifies the excellence, dedication and leadership qualities that define our firm. In addition, this is the first time we have seen an entirely women-led promotion which is a testament to the talent and potential within our team, as well as our commitment to championing equality and fostering an inclusive environment.'

Image caption: Top row (L-R) - Lisa Towell, Jennifer Richardson and Naureen Shariff; Bottom row (L-R): Hannah GilesRachel Wilson and Helen Worden.

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