Law firm Ward Hadaway strengthens Leeds team
Ward Hadaway’s Leeds office has welcomed six new team members, reinforcing its capabilities across real estate, healthcare and commercial litigation.
The appointments include an equity partner, two solicitors, two trainee solicitors and one paralegal. Among them, Laura Hill joins as a partner in the commercial litigation team, bringing specialist expertise in AI-related litigation, a growing area where the firm supports clients navigating complex technology-driven disputes.
She said: “I’m excited to join Ward Hadaway, a firm that’s deeply committed to innovation and providing practical, client-focused solutions.
As AI continues to transform industries, I’m eager to contribute to the firm’s efforts to help businesses manage the unique legal hurdles that arise in this space.
With our strong track record in supporting tech companies, we’re well-placed to guide organisations through the complexities of AI, ensuring they can grow and innovate while managing risks and staying ahead of changing regulations.”
These new hires reflect Ward Hadaway’s continued growth and commitment to delivering top-tier legal services in key sectors.
Emma Digby, executive partner in Ward Hadaway’s Leeds office, added: “The expansion of our Leeds team is a clear reflection of our firm’s growing presence across Yorkshire and beyond.
“With new appointments across multiple roles, we’re enhancing our ability to provide high-quality, sector-specific legal services to our clients.
“Our new team members, representing a blend of emerging and experienced professionals, will play a crucial role in our wider growth strategy.
“Their expertise will enable us to continue offering agile, high-calibre legal support to our diverse client base, while maintaining the independence that is core to our identity.”
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