Sweeney Miller Law announces senior promotions
Sweeney Miller Law has made a series of senior promotions following a record year and continued growth.
Stephanie Rutherford, head of conveyancing in Sunderland, has been promoted to partner, recognising her leadership and contribution since joining the firm in 2018.
Matthew Smith, Sarah McColl and Melanie Finlay have all been promoted to senior associate roles across commercial property, private client and residential conveyancing.
Further promotions see Shahar Sadat, Faraz Manzur and Chloe Cheeseborough step up to associate solicitor positions.
The promotions strengthen the firm’s leadership and reflect its continued investment in talent across its Newcastle and Sunderland offices.
Surbhi Vedhara, managing partner at Sweeney Miller Law, said: “We are incredibly proud to announce these well-deserved promotions.
“Stephanie’s appointment as partner is a significant milestone and a reflection of her leadership, expertise and commitment to both our clients and our people.
“The promotions of Sarah, Matthew and Melanie to Senior Associate, alongside the progression of Faraz, Shahar and Chloe, demonstrate our commitment to recognising talent, supporting career progression and investing in the future of Sweeney Miller Law.”
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