Birmingham Law Society Award Winners 2014!
Sydney Mitchell LLP, leading Midlands’ law firm, has won Law Firm of the Year for the fourth time in the 5-15 partner category in the Birmingham Law Society Legal Awards for 2014.
The firm was shortlisted in two categories:
- Sydney Mitchell for Law Firm of the Year (5-15 partner category)
- Dean Parnell for Partner of the Year
Sydney Mitchell previously won this award in 2008, 2011 and 2013 and it is an exceptional result that the firm has won the award in 2014 (four times since its foundation and three in the last four years).
Picture caption: Steve Cram, Raj Bains, Dean Parnell, Sarah Archer, Tony Rollason (Landmark), Norman Rea - Sydney Mitchell LLP accepting the Birmingham Law Society Law Firm of the Year
Senior Partner, Div Singh commented:
“We are delighted that the firm has won this prestigious award. It is great that the firm, partners and staff have been recognised for the quality of work both individuals and teams provide for their clients.“
“We are all extremely proud to continue to serve our clients to the highest standard. Birmingham has such a lot to offer businesses and individuals and Awards like this just continue to show that we have great quality firms and people here in Birmingham.”
Sydney Mitchell specialist teams include employment, commercial property, company and commercial services, litigation, insolvency, licensing and gambling law. Private client teams include, family law, residential property, dispute resolution and wills and probate, tax and trusts and personal injury.
If you would like help on any legal matters, please call 0121 698 2200 or email enquiries@sydneymitchell.co.uk or fill in our online enquiry form.
Press and twitter links about the awards
http://www.birminghamlawsociety.co.uk/2014winners
https://twitter.com/BhamLawSociety/status/446800959671648256/photo/1
Names of award winners: Front: Ekateriha Wild (DWF), Jane Plant (Weightmans), Hayley Simonds (Mills & Reeeve), Pam Sanghera (The Family Firm Solicitors), Victoria Garrad (Gateley). Middle: Sam Harris (Weightmans), Caroline Coates (DWF), David Ho (Christien Lee & Co), Richard Adkins (St Philips). Back : Phil Shiner (Public Interest Lawyers), Dean Parnell (Sydney Mitchell LLP), Martin Allsopp (BLS president), Anthony Collins.
http://www.birminghampost.co.uk/business/legal/steve-cram-speak-birmingham-law-6340319
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