Managing Director, Andrew Davies (front centre) with his the recently promoted colleagues

Law firm mfg Solicitors announces raft of specialist promotions

Birmingham law firm mfg Solicitors has announced the internal promotions of 13 lawyers across various specialisms and offices, including the appointments of five Legal Directors.

Stepping into Legal Director roles are Private Client expert Rachel Summers and Tax and Succession Planning specialist Scott Vanes, whilst Agricultural and Rural Affairs solicitor Hannah Taylor, Lynsey Cater from the Commercial Property team, and Personal Injury lawyer David Lydon, also become Legal Directors.

At Senior Associate level, Commercial Property solicitor Laura Moore and Stephanie Rushfirth from the firm’s Property Litigation team have also been handed promotions.

Meanwhile, the firm has also announced six solicitors being promoted to Associate. The promotions are Lucy Harrold from the Corporate department, Residential Conveyancing duo Claire Ross and Danielle Fenn, the Family team’s Kennedy Langley, and Private Client solicitors Katie Hardwick and Sam Davis.

Iain Morrison, Chairman of mfg Solicitors said: “It’s a special moment for us to announce over a dozen internal promotions as we reach the midway point of what has been an extremely successful year so far.

“We are a growing firm and continue to see an increasing number of businesses and individuals coming to us for advice around a whole host of matters. To deal with those matters needs first-class, dedicated people, so I am delighted to see thirteen talented lawyers promoted into Legal Director, Senior Associate and Associate positions.

“Each promotion is thoroughly deserved, and I look forward to seeing them thrive over the months and years ahead.”

mfg Solicitors has offices in Colmore Business District, Shropshire and Worcestershire.

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