Wynn Williams announces seven promotions
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Wynn Williams is delighted to announce the promotion of seven lawyers across the Firm's Ōtautahi Christchurch and Tāmaki Makaurau Auckland offices.
Three of the Firm’s Associates have been promoted to Senior Associate:
- Rosie Judd in the Employment team (Auckland);
- Kate Dickson in the Environment and Planning team (Christchurch); and
- Christina Twyman in the Dispute Resolution team (Christchurch).
Four Solicitors have been promoted to Associate:
- Harriet France in the Employment team (Christchurch);
- Kate Crichton in the Dispute Resolution team (Auckland);
- Caroline Pearson in the Commercial Property team (Christchurch); and
- Rebecca Scholfield in the Property & Business Advisory team (Christchurch).
Ash Hill, Managing Partner, says these promotions reflect the Firm's commitment to professional development and rewarding talent: "We have been impressed by each of these lawyers, in particular their dedication to our clients and support of team members. Each of them adds depth and experience to some of our key practice areas.
“A huge congratulations to each and every one; we look forward to supporting their continued development as lawyers and leaders.”
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