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Browne Jacobson has announced the promotion of 12 lawyers including public law specialist Dmitrije Sirovica to its new senior associate role.

Details: 28.Mar.2019

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The new senior associates by office are:

Nottingham

Georgina Euden (Property)
George Petrou (Commercial Disputes Resolution)
Caroline Jones (Employment)
James Busby (Banking)
Helen Gibbons (Insurance - litigation)
Dmitrije Sirovica (Public Law)

Birmingham

Simon Brooks (Property)
Kirk Glenn (corporate)

London

Will Barrington (Construction)
Serene Allen (Commercial Dispute Resolution)
Willem Basson (Commercial Dispute Resolution)

Exeter

Jennifer Grigg (Government & Infrastructure)

The promotions will take effect from 1 May 2019 and bring the total number of senior associates at the firm to 99.

Senior Partner Derek Bambury said: "We recently created a new senior associate role to recognise the achievements of those lawyers who are operating at a consistently high level and establish a clearer pathway to help our people to progress in their careers.

“This year’s promotions demonstrate the strength and depth of our offering to clients, both regionally and in key specialist areas and we look forward to supporting them in further developing their careers.”