SAS Daniels promotes two new partners
Cheshire-based law firm SAS Daniels has promoted two senior team members to partner level as part of its continued investment in talent and growth.
Matt Canfield, who joined the Chester-based corporate team in 2019, has contributed to data protection matters, firm-wide training and business development.
Ben Thomas, who joined the commercial property team in 2020, has played a key role in the department’s success, managing a broad range of client work with consistent performance.
Their promotions reflect SAS Daniels’ commitment to professional progression and developing leaders across its four offices in Stockport, Chester, Macclesfield and Congleton.
Jeremy Orrell, chief executive officer at SAS Daniels, said: “We are pleased to welcome Matt and Ben as partners.
“Both have shown strong commitment to their clients and the firm, and their promotions reflect the valuable contributions they have made to our teams.
“Career development is an important part of our culture, and we are proud to see colleagues progress and achieve within the firm.
“Of all our solicitors, associates and partners, 62 per cent gained their role due to internal promotion.”
The firm’s 120-strong team advises businesses and individuals nationwide across corporate, property, employment, private client, and family law services.
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