McCormicks adds new trainee to crime team
Harrogate-based McCormicks Solicitors has welcomed Max Marsden as a trainee solicitor, further strengthening its recognised crime and fraud department.
Max joins from a criminal defence practice where he supported serious cases involving drug conspiracies, assault and robbery.
Already an accredited police station representative, he boosts the team’s capacity to assist clients under caution.
Max said: “I am delighted to join such a prestigious practice with high profile clients and interesting cases.”
McCormicks is the only Harrogate firm ranked for general crime and fraud in the UK Legal 500.
Peter Minnikin, partner and department head, added: “Max has already demonstrated his capacity for hard work and his commitment to achieving the best outcomes for our clients so I know he will be an asset to the team.”
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