Ramsdens grows child law team in York
Ramsdens Solicitors has appointed Oliver Swales to its child law team in York, further strengthening the firm’s presence across North Yorkshire.
Oliver, who qualified as a solicitor in 2021, joins with a focus on representing vulnerable clients – including parents, grandparents and extended family members – in public law cases involving local authority intervention.
His appointment supports Ramsdens’ continued growth in complex care proceedings and child protection matters.
Oliver said: “I am thrilled to be joining Ramsdens.
“I have admired the firm's work for some time, for the expertise and care that goes into their cases.
“It is vital for anyone going through such circumstances to be supported, and Ramsdens is always striving to achieve the best outcome while managing every case with care and respect.
“Being a Legal 500 firm, Ramsdens has an excellent reputation, and I knew most of the child team from my cases when I worked at my old firm – I was certain this was a strong team I wanted to be a part of.”
Recognised in leading legal directories such as The Legal 500, Ramsdens continues to expand its York office following a move to Monks Cross last year.
The firm’s investment in child law reflects ongoing demand for specialist legal support in the region.
Joanne Coen, head of the child law team, added: “Oliver is a perfect fit for Ramsdens and his professional and caring approach to dealing with cases is much welcomed.
“I have no doubt that Oliver will provide clients with excellent advice and strong court representation.”
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