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19 May 2022
Categories: Movers & Shakers , Profession
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Hill Dickinson—legal director promotions

Commercial law firm announces legal director promotions

Hill Dickinson has begun its new financial year by announcing the promotion of 11 of its senior associates to legal director. The promotions are effective from 1 May 2022 and centre on the firm’s three largest UK offices, in Liverpool, London and Manchester.

Spanning all three of Hill Dickinson’s key business groups—Business Services, Marine and Health—the 11 new legal directors cover a range of practice areas, including corporate, real estate, employment, private client health advisory, health litigation and shipping.

Three of the promotions are in the Liverpool office, six in London and two in Manchester.

Congratulating them on their new roles in the firm, Hill Dickinson chief executive Peter Jackson said: 'It gives me great pleasure to support our people in building their careers with Hill Dickinson and see their efforts rewarded by promotion through the ranks.

'These 11 individuals have worked tremendously hard to make their mark within their respective practice area teams and have very bright futures ahead of them. In promoting them to legal director we acknowledge their contribution to the success of our firm and share their pride in becoming senior lawyers at Hill Dickinson. I am delighted to congratulate them all.

'Our growth strategy and aims in respect of gender balance are deliberately steady. This promotions round, as for the past few years, has seen greater numbers of female lawyers coming through, which means we’re steadily improving our balance at senior levels while preserving the culture we’ve worked so hard to maintain.'

The full list of promotions is:

Business Services Group

NamePractice TeamLocation
Rebecca Layton (pictured, top row, far right)CorporateLiverpool
Emma McIntosh (pictured, middle row, far left)Real EstateLondon
Louise McMahon (pictured, middle row, centre)Real EstateLondon
Joe Orme (pictured, top row, centre)EmploymentLiverpool
Rajveer Sehmi (pictured, middle row, far right)CorporateLondon
Will Steed (pictured, bottom row, far left)EmploymentLondon
Alison Batchelor (pictured, top row, far left)Real EstateManchester
Katie Austin (pictured, top row, second from the right)Private ClientLiverpool

 

Marine Business Group

Trudie Protopapas (pictured, bottom row, centre)ShippingLondon

Health Business Group

Rohana Abeywardana (pictured, bottom row, centre)Health LitigationLondon
Sion Davies (pictured, top row, second from the left)Health AdvisoryManchester

 

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