MD Law announces senior promotions
Sheffield-based law firm MD Law has promoted Keith Hague and Travis Wood to salaried partner, with Elliott Hill stepping up to associate.
Keith, a senior associate in litigation, brings more than 20 years’ experience advising on disputes including shareholder and professional negligence matters.
Travis, from the commercial property team, joined the firm in 2025 with a decade of sector experience.
Elliott, now associate in the insolvency team, advises individuals and businesses on recovery and insolvency matters, with both national and international experience.
The promotions reflect MD Law’s continued growth as it strengthens its offering across key practice areas.
Matthew Dixon, MD Law partner, said: “These internal promotions reflect our ongoing commitment to developing and promoting staff within the firm.
“All three have enhanced the depth of expertise within our insolvency, litigation and commercial property teams and helped expand and increase the client base within each of the respective departments.
“These promotions show the progress made by all three individually, and the firm as a whole.”
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