Knights bolsters regulatory team in Leeds
National law firm Knights has appointed Charlie Markillie as partner to lead competition law in its growing Leeds office.
With over 15 years’ experience and a reputation built at Eversheds Sutherland, Charlie will work alongside data protection partner Tori Lethaby to expand Knights’ regulatory services across Yorkshire and beyond.
Charlie said: “Knights is on a rapid and ambitious growth journey, but what stood out to me is the firm’s clear commitment to serving the needs of its clients in its regional markets.
“Joining at this stage presents a rare opportunity to build something meaningful.
“I’m excited to help develop a national competition practice that adds real value across the firm’s M&A work, pitch opportunities and client relationships.”
Lisa Shacklock, group client services director at Knights, added: “Charlie brings exceptional expertise and energy to our team in Leeds.
“His experience across merger control, FDI and behavioural compliance adds real strength to our national corporate and commercial offering.
“Combined with the expertise already in the team, this appointment enhances our ability to provide clients with joined-up, high-level regulatory advice.
“We’re thrilled to welcome Charlie to Knights.”
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