Sunday, December 8, 2024

Two win promotions art Harrogate legal practice

Harrogate-based legal practice Raworths has promoted two associate solicitors within its growing Commercial team.

Harjeet Nangla, who has more than eight years’ experience as a specialist employment lawyer, has been promoted to Senior Associate. Harjeet, named an ‘Associate to Watch’ by Chambers UK and recommended in the Legal 500 UK, provides specialist legal advice to regional and national SMEs and large-scale organisations.

Adam Colville-Robins has also been promoted to Senior Associate. Adam has six years’ specialist litigation experience and is rapidly building his reputation in this practice area, delivering exceptional results for clients on property disputes and commercial litigation. Also recommended in the Legal 500 UK, Adam acts for a variety of commercial and private clients.

Matthew Hill, Head of Commercial Client Services and Head of Dispute Resolution said: “We congratulate Adam and Harjeet on their very well-deserved promotions. They have both excelled in their roles, building trusted, long-term relationships with their clients and establishing strong reputations for the fantastic results they achieve.

“They have contributed enormously to the growth of our Dispute Resolution and Employment teams and their commitment has been rightly rewarded. These promotions are an important part of our ongoing business development and strategy for growth. Our people are our biggest asset and to attract and retain the best talent, we continue to nurture the wellbeing and development of our team. Investing in both their technical skills and emotional intelligence is what sets us apart as a business and in turn, means we can offer an exceptional quality of service to our clients.”

The promotions conclude a year of expansion and industry recognition for the firm, which employs more than 70 staff.

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