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06 May 2026
Categories: Movers & Shakers , Profession
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R3—Jodie Wildridge

Kings Chambers barrister appointed chair of R3 Yorkshire

Kings Chambers barrister Jodie Wildridge has been appointed chair of R3, the Association of Business Recovery Professionals, for the Yorkshire region. Wildridge, who specialises in insolvency and commercial litigation, previously served as vice chair and succeeds Dave Broadbent in the role.

Wildridge will represent the interests of restructuring, turnaround and insolvency professionals at both regional and national level, while supporting R3’s programme of conferences and events. Recognised by Legal 500 as a Rising Star in company and insolvency law, she advises on company and shareholder disputes, Companies Act claims and professional negligence litigation.

Commenting on her appointment, Wildridge said: ‘It’s an honour to be taking on this role and building on the fantastic progress made by my predecessor, Dave.’ She added: ‘I look forward to supporting the county’s restructuring and insolvency professionals and ensuring their views and opinions are heard and represented.’

Caroline Sumner, chief executive of R3, said: ‘I’m pleased to welcome Jodie as R3 Yorkshire chair.’ She added that Wildridge brought ‘significant experience and understanding of the challenges facing businesses across the region’.

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