People on the move
BOYD LEGAL, Edinburgh announces that it is re-establishing its estate agency business after divesting itself of volume mortgage referral conveyancing. Director Mark Hendrie and his team have left the practice. Kerry Wells, who joins from McQUEEN LEGAL, has been appointed property sales director.
The firm has also acquired the practice of GIBSON, SPEARS, DOW & SON, Kirkcaldy, which will be renamed BOYD LEGAL and will provide legal services to Fife clients under partner Peter Aiken, supported by the Edinburgh team.
BRODIES LLP, Edinburgh, Glasgow and Aberdeen, announces the appointment as a partner of David Arnott, a construction disputes specialist, and as associate of Chris Duff, both of whom join from MACROBERTS and will be based in Brodies’ Edinburgh office; and the appointment as a consultant, based in the Glasgow office, of contracts specialist Jane McMonagle, previously a partner with HARPER MACLEOD.
CLANCY HENDRIE, Edinburgh, announces that it has commenced practice. The firm combines the practice of CLANCYS, Edinburgh, under sole principal Paul Clancy, with a team headed by Mark Hendrie, formerly of BOYDS LEGAL, Edinburgh. The firm practises from Murrayburgh House, 17 Corstorphine Road, Edinburgh EH12 5NL.
HBJ GATELEY, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Aberdeen and elsewhere, announces the appointment of Gregor Mitchell, previously with STRONACHS, as a private client partner working from the Edinburgh and Aberdeen offices; the promotion to partner of Lynsey Walker, a solicitor advocate, in the dispute resolution team in Edinburgh; and the appointment as partner of Sarah Baillie, an accredited planning law specialist who joins from ANDERSON STRATHERN, in the real estate team in Glasgow.
HENNESSY BOWIE, Bishopbriggs, Glasgow, is pleased to announce that Andrew Gordon Stevenson, solicitor advocate, has been assumed as a partner.
LINDSAYS, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Dundee and North Berwick, is delighted to announce the appointment of Stacy Campbell as director with effect from 4 July 2016. Stacy joined the Commercial Property team in Glasgow and will be based in 1 Royal Exchange Place, Glasgow G1 3AA.
MITCHELLS ROBERTON LTD, Glasgow, is pleased to announce the appointment of Joel Conn as a partner/director with effect from 1 August 2016. Mr Conn joins the litigation department of the firm, having previously been with MORTON FRASER.
SHOOSMITHS LLP, Edinburgh and elsewhere, has appointed commercial dispute resolution partner Stuart Clubb, solicitor advocate, to its Edinburgh office. Joining Shoosmiths from HBJ GATELEY, he will lead the dispute resolution team.
STEWART BALFOUR & SUTHERLAND, Campbeltown and Lochgilphead, intimates that John Dorsey Stewart has retired from the partnership with effect from 31 May 2016, and announces the appointment (with effect from 18 July 2016) of Fiona Anne McLeod (formerly of MACARTHUR LEGAL, Lochgilphead) as an associate. The firm also intimates that with effect from 18 July 2016 its office at Colchester Square, Lochgilphead has relocated to 18 Argyll Street, Lochgilphead PA31 8NE. All other contact details remain unchanged.
THORNTONS, Dundee and elsewhere, has expanded its senior team in Kirkcaldy with the appointment of Zoe Stevenson, previously a partner at McEWAN FRASER LEGAL, as an associate in property and private client.
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