Gateley announces seven promotions in Leeds
Professional services group Gateley has promoted seven team members in its Leeds office, including real estate lawyer Miranda Stirling, who becomes a partner at Gateley Legal.
Miranda specialises in asset management and acts for major clients on complex landlord and tenant matters.
Elsewhere, construction lawyer Gemma Bowkett has been promoted to legal director, while the residential development team sees Sarah Burgman and Helen Gregory promoted to senior associate and Rachel Wilkins to associate.
Sophie Clague, a commercial dispute resolution lawyer, has also been promoted to associate.
Meanwhile, at Gateley Smithers Purslow, the multi-disciplinary surveying, engineering and architecture consultancy arm of Gateley, Geri Turner has been promoted to regional manager.
The promotions form part of 73 announced across Gateley’s UK offices this year.
Roger McCourt, partner and head of Gateley’s Leeds office, said: “I’m delighted that we’ve been able to start our new financial year with these announcements.
“All the promotions are well deserved and a reflection of the highest regard in which each of these individuals are held at Gateley.”
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