Law firm Capsticks has promoted a total of 21 of its lawyers, with three promoted to equity partner, three being promoted to salaried partner, six to the role of legal director and nine to the role of associate.
The three equity partners, effective 1 May 2021, are:
- Catherine Bennett (clinical claims)
- James Howard (housing & regeneration)
- Matthew Hunter (real estate)
The three new salaried partners are:
- Andrew Latham (clinical advisory)
- Charlotte Rathbone (clinical claims)
- Tamara Knight (clinical claims)
Capsticks said: “The new partners have worked with a range of the firm’s biggest clients across its core health, housing and regulatory sectors as well as within some of its emerging sectors including emergency services.”
The six new legal directors are:
- Chloe Edwards (employment)
- Asfa Javed (real estate)
- Daniel Whale (real estate)
- Vicki Moore (real estate)
- Rory Mulchrone (regulatory)
- John Tippett-Cooper (litigation; will also take on the role of Responsible Business Director)
In addition, Capsticks has promoted nine new associates in its key sectors:
- Amy Holden (clinical advisory)
- Jennifer Harris (clinical claims)
- Joseph Dowling (clinical claims)
- Kate Cornelius (clinical claims)
- Emma Rowley (employment)
- Nalton Stembari (housing & regeneration)
- David Collins (regulatory)
- Louise Wilshire (regulatory)
- Tamsin Ryder (regulatory)
Senior Partner Rachael Heenan said: “After an extraordinary year, it’s great that we can celebrate the achievements of our newly promoted lawyers and take some time to congratulate them.
“I also wanted to say thank you to everyone at Capsticks for their hard work and support this last year to our clients who work to make a difference and for looking out for each other. The hardest year for us all has also been our proudest year.”