WJM strengthens team with 12 new hires
Scottish law firm Wright, Johnston & Mackenzie LLP (WJM) has expanded its team with 12 new appointments, including four senior associates.
In Edinburgh, Brittany Thomas joins the family law team, bringing expertise in cross-border cases, while Mhairi Foye joins the planning team, advising developers, individuals and public sector clients.
Meanwhile in Glasgow, Susan Currie joins conflict resolution, with Chris Agnew strengthening family law, specialising in child law and legal aid matters.
Other legal appointments include Eden Cameron-Perry as solicitor and Caitlin Giblin as legal administrator in Glasgow, with Sarah Hogg and Stephanie Mitchell joining the Inverness team.
The firm has also bolstered support staff, welcoming Angela Rao, Nicola Gemmell, Fiona Chapman and Katherine Lorimer across its Edinburgh and Glasgow offices.
Fraser Gillies, managing partner at WJM, said: “We are always on the lookout for the highest quality recruits to join our firm and support our clients, and we are proud to welcome these talented individuals as our firm continues to grow across the country.”
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