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20 July 2026
Categories: Movers & Shakers , Profession
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mfg Solicitors—Hayley Pearce & Lauren Williams

Law firm mfg Solicitors announces promotions at Ludlow office

Law firm mfg Solicitors has announced two promotions at its Ludlow office.

Hayley Pearce (pictured, right) has been promoted to Senior Associate within the Residential Conveyancing division and Lauren Williams (left) to Associate within the firm’s Private Client division.

The promotions form part of mfg Solicitors' ongoing commitment to developing talent across the business and recognise those who continue to deliver outstanding legal advice and service to clients.

Andrew Davies, Partner and Managing director at mfg Solicitors said: “The promotion of Hayley and Lauren at our Ludlow office are thoroughly deserved and they come at a time when we are seeing increasing demand from clients seeking specialist legal advice.

“Both have become an integral part of our Residential Conveyancing and Private Client teams, advising clients on a wide range of matters. They have built excellent reputations within the firm and across the legal sector, and their promotions reflect the hard work, commitment and dedication they have consistently shown.

“These promotions, along with a number of others across the firm, highlight the depth of talent we have, and I look forward to seeing Hayley and Lauren continue to thrive in their roles as they contribute to our ongoing success in the months and years ahead.”

mfg Solicitors has offices in Worcester, Birmingham, Kidderminster, Bromsgrove, the Black Country, Ludlow and Telford.

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