Ramsdens expands team with new hires
Yorkshire-based law firm Ramsdens has strengthened its regional presence with 16 new appointments across its Halifax and Huddersfield offices.
The new hires include a senior associate, licensed conveyancer, compliance onboarding paralegal, five legal assistants and three summer placements.
Hayley Stringer has also returned to the firm as a legal assistant following a 15-year career break.
She said: “I am thrilled to be back at Ramsdens.
“After leaving to raise my family, I was ready to return to the busy office life.
“I loved working here before, and that still stands. Despite the firm’s size, it still feels like a close-knit team – you're more than just a number.”
These additions support Ramsdens’ commitment to developing legal talent through its graduate recruitment and training programmes.
The firm recently welcomed its first solicitor via the graduate scheme and expanded its child law team with the appointment of Oliver Swales.
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