Farleys welcomes trainee quartet
North West law firm Farleys Solicitors has welcomed four trainee solicitors while retaining two newly qualified lawyers in permanent roles.
Max Adern, Emma Kelly, Edward Lowther and Charlotte Moore have joined the firm’s training programme and will gain experience across a range of practice areas while working alongside its specialist teams.
Meanwhile, Eve Abdel-Moneim and Armin Pishro, pictured below, have completed their training contracts with Farleys and qualified into permanent positions.
Eve Abdel-Moneim and Armin Pishro
Eve has joined the firm’s specialist abuse claims team, while Armin has moved into its insolvency department.
The latest intake and newly qualified appointments form part of Farleys’ continued investment in developing and retaining legal talent, with its training programme providing experience across different departments.
The announcement comes during a period of expansion for the firm, which recently strengthened its Lancashire presence through the acquisition of Clitheroe-based Houldsworth Solicitors.
Nick Molyneux, training principal at Farleys Solicitors, which operates offices across the North West and is part of legal services group Lawfront, said: “We congratulate Eve and Armin on qualifying as solicitors and are proud to see them continue their careers with Farleys in permanent roles.
“Both have shown real commitment, professionalism, and enthusiasm throughout their training contracts, and their progression is thoroughly deserved.
“We are also very pleased to welcome Max, Emma, Edward, and Charlotte as our newest trainee solicitors. Starting a training contract is an exciting milestone, and we look forward to supporting them as they build their skills, confidence, and experience across the firm.
“Farleys has a proud tradition of nurturing legal talent and creating opportunities for people to grow within the firm.
“Our training programme is designed to give trainees broad, practical experience in a supportive environment, with close supervision and guidance from colleagues who are invested in their development.
“Many of our lawyers began their careers here, and we remain committed to helping the legal talent of the future thrive.”
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