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Caught on camera - hlw Keeble Hawson partner features in Law Society film
Rachel Crookes, a partner at hlw Keeble Hawson, is one of only 10 lawyers from England and Wales to feature in a film for this year’s Law Society Annual Review.
Rachel, who is head of litigation, dispute resolution and debt recovery at the firm’s Leeds office, was filmed talking about the importance of the support that the Law Society provides to regional based law firms.
Rachel said: “I was pleased to be one of only a few lawyers asked to take part in the filming, because I really value the work that the Law Society does and was keen to help highlight the support the Society provides. I strongly believe that regional law firms need to have a voice in our profession so that we are not dominated by the large London firms - and the Law Society ensures we are heard.”
President of the Law Society Andrew Caplen said: “In the video for our annual review, Rachel Crookes hits the nail on the head: the Law Society has influence in Whitehall that members - as individuals - do not necessarily have. As the representative body for solicitors, it is important that our members value the work we do.”
hlw Keeble Hawson is one of Yorkshire’s largest law firms, with offices in Sheffield, Leeds and Doncaster. It was ranked in Experian’s top 10 table of most active legal advisers in Yorkshire’s M&A market during 2013 and is ranked in Experian’s top five most active legal advisers in Q1 of 2014.
The Law Society Annual Review can be viewed in full at http://www.lawsociety.org.uk/about-us/annual-review/represent/
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by hlw Keeble Hawson LLP .
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