Gorvins Solicitors makes three senior hires
Stockport-based law firm Gorvins Solicitors has strengthened its senior team with the appointment of partners Julian Bond and Jonathan Booth, alongside senior associate Rebecca Muirhead.
Joining the firm’s corporate and commercial, litigation and family teams respectively, the trio bring almost 80 years’ combined legal experience.
Julian specialises in advising owner-managed businesses on commercial contracts and mergers and acquisitions, while Jonathan has extensive expertise in commercial, shareholder and partnership disputes.
Rebecca advises on all aspects of family law and has specialist training in supporting neurodivergent clients.
Their appointments further strengthen Gorvins Solicitors’ legal offering as the firm continues to invest in expertise across its key practice areas.
Mark Deverell, managing partner at Gorvins Solicitors, said: “Julian, Jonathan and Rebecca have a wealth of experience in their respective fields and will not only add copious amounts of knowledge to the business, but also provide an abundance of learning opportunities for our growing talent pool.
“A company is nothing without its people and we’re very pleased to have this ‘tremendous trio’ on board.”
Gorvins Solicitors is a growing full-service law firm based in Stockport with 26 partners and more than 80 employees.
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