Trio qualify at Wake Smith Solicitors
Sheffield-based Wake Smith Solicitors has welcomed three trainees into permanent roles following completion of their two-year training contracts.
Dylan Friend joins the clinical negligence team, wheile Anna Woodcock moves into private client and Charlotte Wallage qualifies into the employment team.
Charlotte said: “I am delighted to have qualified as an employment solicitor at Wake Smith Solicitors.
“The experience I have gained throughout my training contract has been invaluable, and I am grateful for the firm’s support, mentorship and encouragement throughout my training.
“I look forward to continuing my professional journey with the firm.”
The firm’s structured training programme provides hands-on experience across multiple departments, including company commercial, commercial property, litigation, contentious probate, employment and clinical negligence.
Trainees are supported by experienced heads of department and Mike Doherty, the dedicated training principal, with opportunities to network and engage through internal working groups, charity events and Wake Smith Link, the firm’s professional networking initiative.
Neil Salter, chairman at Wake Smith Solicitors, added: “We are delighted to announce our year-two trainee solicitors have qualified into their chosen departments.
“This marks a significant milestone in their legal careers, and we are proud to see their hard work, dedication, and talent recognised.
“Well done to Dylan, Charlotte and Anna on this fantastic achievement, and we wish them every success in their new roles.”
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