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Law firm VWV has promoted seven lawyers to partner bringing the total at the firm to 91.

Details: 24.Aug.2021

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The new partners are:

Angharad Lynn (Private Client)
James Garside (Regulatory Compliance)
Laura Chesham (Charities)
Leila Inman (Commercial Property)
Vicki Bowles (Data Protection)
Jo Campbell (VWV approach, the firm's legal referral and support network) and
Caitlin Anniss (VWV's subsidiary brand Narrow Quay HR).

In addition to the partner promotions, 11 more legal staff have achieved promotions to Associate or Senior Associate roles “as a result of the firm's continued growth”.

Managing Partner Simon Heald said: “Congratulations to Angharad, Caitlin, James, Jo, Laura, Leila and Vicki on their well-deserved promotions. They have all significantly contributed to the success of the firm and I am delighted to recognise their efforts and welcome them to the growing partnership at VWV."