Aaron & Partners celebrates success with multiple promotions
6th October, 2014
Aaron & Partners LLP is celebrating its continued growth with the promotion of eight high performing members of staff.
Three solicitors have been promoted to Senior Associate. They are Elizabeth Corcoran (Property Litigation), Jan Chillery (Commercial) and Helen Kidd (Employment).
Solicitors also enjoying promotion are David Mann (Litigation), Jamie Hawley (Corporate & Commercial), Giles Williams and Andrew Lees (both Commercial Property) and James Wallace (Wills Trusts & Tax), all of whom have been promoted to Associate.
Andy Duxbury, Chief Executive, said of the promotions: “All of these promotions are in recognition of each individual’s excellent performance over a number of years and are thoroughly deserved. We are committed to maximising the potential of our staff and I look forward to watching their continuing advancement within the firm.”
The promotions are part of an ongoing expansion programme across the Aaron & Partners’ offices in Chester, Manchester and Shrewsbury.
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