Knights expands property team for Cardiff launch
Knights has strengthened its Cardiff team with six property specialists from Le Gros Solicitors.
The team, including former managing partner Claudia Le Gros and partner Bethan Sadler, brings extensive experience in commercial and residential property across Cardiff and South Wales.
Their expertise complements Knights’ nationwide network of 1350 professionals across 32 offices.
The hires form part of Knights’ preparations to open its first permanent office in Wales, following the earlier recruitment of dispute resolution, corporate, tax, and commercial property specialists.
David Beech, chief executive of Knights, said: “Claudia and the team bring an excellent reputation and lots of complementary expertise to Knights – and strengthen the team of specialists with experience in South Wales that we’re building.
“They are well known for great service and putting people first in their work, so they will be an excellent fit for our nationwide property team.
“We are confident that they will complement our existing teams in the South West and right across the country.
“We are the business that people to for legal and professional services everywhere in the UK, and this news makes that a reality in South Wales.”
The expansion reinforces Knights’ commitment to providing access to top legal expertise across the UK while offering Le Gros clients broader services through a national network.
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