TLT appoints new senior partner and real estate head
Current senior partner Robert Bourns is stepping down to become president of the Law Society in 2016
November 05, 2015 at 07:04 AM
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Bristol-based TLT real estate head Andrew Glynn has been appointed as senior partner of the firm, it announced today.
Glynn will take over as senior partner from January 2016.
He will replace current senior partner Robert Bourns, who is stepping down in advance of becoming president of the Law Society in 2016.
Bourns will, however, remain a partner in the firm's employment group.
Glynn will be replaced as real estate head by current energy and renewables sector leader Maria Connolly.
Glynn was elected in an all-partner vote over the summer. Connolly was appointed by managing partner David Pester.
Pester said: "Following several years of rapid UK growth, we must now look to embed new offices and people into the wider TLT business. Andrew and Maria are experienced hands that will provide strong leadership and direction across the business as we continue to develop a UK law firm that challenges the established players for work and people."
Glynn trained at TLT legacy firm Lawrence & Co, qualifying in 1985. He later spent a seven year period with legacy Mayer Brown firm Rowe and Maw, before re-joining TLT. He became a partner in 1994 and head of real estate in 1999.
Connolly trained with the firm, before becoming partner in 2007 and head of energy in 2010. She is particularly known for her work on renewable energy projects.
TLT broke the 100 partner mark in May following the promotion of six lawyers to the partnership.
In June it reported an 8% jump in revenue to
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