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Law firm Trowers & Hamlins has promoted 12 lawyers to partner, with effect from 1 July 2019.

Details: 24.Jun.2019

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The new partners are:

Hannah Wailoo – Tax and Private Wealth, London
Paul Andrews – Real Estate, London
Louise Robinson – Real Estate, Manchester
Ben Neary – Real Estate, Exeter
Ayda Habboush – Corporate Commercial, London
Hannah Jackson - Real Estate Finance – Security, Exeter
Rachel Kerr – Property Litigation, London
James Huckstep – Projects and Construction, London
Emma Sear - Real Estate, Private Residential, Exeter
David Cordery – Projects and Construction, London
Deborah Howard, Dispute Resolution and Litigation, Bahrain
Shaun Hardiman, Energy and Natural Resources, Abu Dhabi

Jennie Gubbins, Trowers & Hamlins' senior partner, said: "I would like to welcome such a large number of new partners to the Trowers' partnership. All those promoted have shown an undisputable commitment to delivering an outstanding service to clients and have developed a wealth of market expertise.

“Our promotions highlight the talent from across the many departments and locations of our business and I would like to take this opportunity to congratulate everybody on their success."