Five promotions at Womble Bond Dickinson
International law firm Womble Bond Dickinson has announced five associate promotions across its Newcastle office.
Jenny Wilkes has been promoted in the agriculture, farms & estates team, where she advises on rural property transactions, agricultural tenancies and associated HM Land Registry work.
Maisie Swindells, part of the commercial disputes & regulatory team, has been recognised for her work on a range of complex disputes and regulatory matters.
Andrew Sinclair has been promoted in the construction & engineering team. A chartered legal executive, he specialises in drafting and negotiating construction contracts, including JCT and NEC standard forms, as well as consultant appointments and collateral warranties.
John Hendry, now promoted in the property disputes team, focuses on lease disputes, property contracts, boundary issues and telecommunications matters.
And Sophia Xiao has been promoted in the corporate team, where she advises on share option schemes, supports real estate transactions on tax issues and assists with tax covenants in mergers and acquisitions.
Simon Rowland, head of Womble Bond Dickinson’s Newcastle office, said: “I am thrilled to see these talented individuals being recognised for their exceptional contributions.
“Their dedication and expertise have been instrumental in our success, and I am confident that they will continue to excel in their roles.
“Congratulations to all on these well-deserved promotions.”
Alexander Dickinson, UK chair at Womble Bond Dickinson, added: “These promotions reflect our commitment to nurturing and advancing our talent.
“With these outstanding individuals moving into new roles, we are positioned for continued success and growth.
“Congratulations to all on their well-earned achievements.”
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