Switalskis promotes CTO to drive legal tech strategy
Switalskis has promoted head of IT Nigel Stott to chief technology officer, reinforcing its commitment to digital innovation across its Yorkshire offices.
Nigel, who joined the firm in 2022, brings 30 years of legal IT experience to the role.
He will lead Switalskis’ 16-strong tech team while working with directors to deliver strategic improvements that enhance both colleague experience and client service.
Nigel said: “Switalskis is different to many law firms.
“It’s non-traditional structure and agile approach allow us to be bold and decisive, enabling us to deliver meaningful, lasting improvements.
“There are exciting developments ahead in legal technology, including the role of AI.
“The key is to harness these tools in a secure and ethical way to enhance what we do, while preserving the personal, human approach that defines how we work.”
John Durkan, managing director of Switalskis, added: “Nigel brings clarity, pace and a strategic mindset to everything he does.
“He’s helped us make real progress in how we use technology to support our people and our clients.
“His well-deserved promotion is recognition of the impact he’s already made, and the pivotal role he’ll play as we continue to grow, adapt and invest in our future.
“Technology, when used thoughtfully, is a powerful enabler of excellent legal services and Nigel’s leadership ensures we make the most of that opportunity.”
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