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04 May 2023
Categories: Movers & Shakers , Profession
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Kennedys—20 promotions

Global partner count passes 300 with 20 promotions to partnership

Global law firm Kennedys has appointed a further 20 partners in its annual round of promotions, taking the total to 316 worldwide.

The new cohort is made up of nine men and 11 women and spans the firm’s global network of offices.

The new partners are listed below:


 
RegionFull nameLocation
UK Ben Appleton London
UK Louise Houliston Edinburgh
UK Felicity Ingram London
UK Arran Roberts Manchester
UK Sandip Sidhu Birmingham
UK Nathalie Smyth London
EMEA Catherine Lyons Dublin
APAC Tom Morrison Singapore
APAC Emily Unger Melbourne
LATAM Lorena Avila Miami
LATAM Catalina Botero Bogota
LATAM Kodiak Semsch Gutierrez Lima
LATAM Javier Vijil Miami
US Adam Kenny Basking Ridge
US Aaron Konstam Miami
US Tara McCormack Basking Ridge
US Brad Pace San Francisco
US Junaid Savani Miami
US Thomas Seery Philadelphia
US Laura Williamson Bermuda


Nick Thomas, senior partner (pictured), said: 'It brings me great pleasure every year to see our up and coming lawyers’ hard work recognised with promotion to partnership.

'The firm would not be where it is without the talent and tenacity of all of our lawyers in seeking the very best outcomes for our clients and I look forward to many more equally well-deserved promotions in the years to come.'

Kennedys has continued to grow over the past 12 months, adding new offices in Brisbane and Houston to its international network and welcoming a total of 19 lateral hires.

The firm also completed its biggest office move yet – part of the ‘WorkWise’ global transformation programme – with more than 600 people relocating to a new London office inside the city’s iconic Walkie-Talkie building.

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