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Experienced solicitor joins Teesside legal firm
Endeavour Partnership is further strengthening its commercial property team by appointing a new associate with over 20 years’ experience.
Helen Roberts, from Barnard Castle, has joined the Stockton-based legal firm having worked across the North of England throughout her career on many high-profile projects.
Helen, who specialises in commercial property, will be developing Endeavour Partnership’s property finance offering and joins one of the region’s leading commercial property teams, recently named as a top-performing firm in the prestigious Chambers and Partners Guide for its expertise in investments and developments, particularly in retail, agriculture, waste management and industrial sectors, as well as property finance.
A keen marathon runner, Helen joins Endeavour having worked for the likes of Ward Hadaway, Square One and Eversheds.
Helen said: “Endeavour’s commercial property team has become one of best in the North East. I am looking forward to developing the firm’s property finance offering and working with Endeavour’s high calibre of clients which rival many of the major city firms.”
Simon Wake, head of Endeavour’s commercial property team, said: “Helen has held some very high profile roles in commercial property in top firms. She brings with her a vast amount of experience as we continue to develop and grow our team.”
Endeavour Partnership employs a team of 50 and has a reputation spanning over 16 years, providing high quality advice on a range of business law matters including mergers and acquisitions, intellectual property, employment, commercial property and corporate recovery and insolvency from its headquarters at Teesdale in Stockton.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Anna Addison Associates .
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