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Dickinson Dees celebrate double success
Dickinson Dees are celebrating after two of their solicitors were named as two of the top 35 female private client practitioners under the age of 35.
Faye Thorman and Emily Green are part of the Firm’s private client department, which is currently ranked within the top 25 in the country. This is the third time Faye has won the award since she joined Dickinson Dees in 2006.
Speaking of the achievement, Emily said: ““I am delighted to be joining Faye in the Top 35 Under 35 this year.
“I am extremely fortunate to be part of such a supportive team at Dickinson Dees and it is down to the encouragement, support and guidance we have both received from the team, that Faye and I have been able to achieve this award.”
Both Emily and Faye studied at Durham University, reading history and law respectively, and during their time at the firm have made a wide range of contributions to the firm outside of fee-earning work.
Emily has been involved in the promotion of the executive employee benefits service, and contributes regularly to in house newsletters and press. Faye has contributed to the growth and public awareness of the business.
David Dale, head of Wealth Management at Dickinson Dees, commented: “It is an outstanding achievement to be selected for such a prestigious award, but to have two of our team selected from a global shortlist of entrants, is just breathtaking.
“It is a true testament to the hard work and commitment of both Emily and Faye that they have been recognised in this way, and we are all extremely proud to have them on the team.”
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Ruth Mitchell .
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