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Yorkshire law firm celebrates trio of new solicitors
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Yorkshire law firm celebrates trio of new solicitors

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Law firm Gordons is celebrating the appointment of three newly qualified solicitors who have all successfully completed their two-year training contracts with the firm.

Beth Inman and Oliver Gillyon have both joined the firm’s commercial property team while Dymphna Lewis is the latest addition to Gordons’ commercial disputes practice.

These latest appointments demonstrate Gordons’ continued commitment to identifying and developing legal talent through its training contracts and pioneering legal apprenticeship scheme.

They are also the result of the ongoing growth and success of the firm’s commercial property and commercial disputes specialisms.

Congratulating the trio on qualifying, Gordons commercial property partner James Kimberley said: “Over the course of the past two years, Beth, Oliver and Dymphna have flourished as people and as lawyers, proving themselves to be dependable colleagues who are liked and trusted by our clients.

“They should all be very proud of what they have achieved so far. As qualified lawyers, they are now taking the next steps on their promising career paths.

“We are fully committed to further enabling their continued professional and personal development at Gordons, and within their chosen specialist areas of law.”

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