Wake Smith grows conveyancing team
Sheffield law firm Wake Smith Solicitors has strengthened its residential conveyancing team with three new hires.
Alexander Harrison, Nicole Reid and Ailish Woodhead bring nearly 20 years’ combined experience to the growing department, which has seen a rise in client instructions over the past year.
The trio will support clients through the home buying and selling process under the leadership of directors Bonita Wolfenden, Amanda Cowley and Lisa Molinari.
Nicole said: “I was attracted to Wake Smith because of its forward-thinking ethos and strong people culture.
“The company uses technological innovation, while maintaining the essential human touch in the areas that matter most to clients.
“I look forward to contributing to this busy department.”
Wake Smith’s residential conveyancing team is accredited by the Law Society’s Conveyancing Quality Scheme and offers a full range of property services.
Bonita Wolfenden, director and head of residential conveyancing operations at Wake Smith Solicitors, added: “We have developed and grown the Wake Smith conveyancing brand in the city centre and regional markets by focusing on quality of service and speed, rather than quantity, which in turn has improved our reputation and resulted in several new relationships with estate agents and referrers.
“In a highly competitive recruitment market, we’re thrilled to welcome Alexander, Nicole and Ailish to Wake Smith.
“Their combined local expertise and commitment to exceptional client care will ensure we continue to meet the needs of both clients and local property professionals effectively.”
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