Top row, from left to right: Sara Sheffield, Aileen Camacho, Alex Kemp Bottom row, from left to right: Brendan McCashin, Adam Richardson, Stephanie LambertHFW makes up eight new partners with all but one based outside the UK
HFW makes up three women in internationally-focused promotions round
March 28, 2018 at 06:02 AM
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Holman Fenwick Willan (HFW) has made up eight lawyers to partner in its latest promotions round, with all but one based outside the UK.
The promotions, up from three last year, two of which were in London, sees the firm focus on its international network.
Three of the new partners are in Australia, two are in Dubai, with Houston and Singapore gaining one apiece. The partners are spread across the firm's aerospace, commodities, construction, insurance and reinsurance and shipping practice areas. Three of the eight new partners are female.
HFW has carried out six international mergers and alliances since January 2016 – including a fully-integrated transatlantic merger with Legge Farrow in January 2017 – and 56% of the firm's revenue was generated outside the UK in 2016-17, up from 35% in the 2010-11 fiscal year.
HFW senior partner Richard Crump said: "These promotions reflect our continued growth internationally and in each of our sectors. It is also great to see the promotion of our internal talent."
Managing partner Marcus Bowman added: "Each have already made significant contributions to the firm's continued growth and development, and are highly respected by clients, the market and their colleagues for their deep industry expertise and outstanding levels of service. I look forward to working with them in the next stage of their career."
The newly promoted partners are:
- Charles Cockrell: Dubai, aerospace
- Sara Sheffield: Dubai, insurance and reinsurance
- Aileen Camacho: Houston, aerospace
- Alex Kemp: London, shipping
- Simon Shaddick: Melbourne, shipping
- Brendan McCashin: Melbourne, insurance and reinsurance
- Adam Richardson: Singapore, commodities
- Stephanie Lambert: Sydney, construction
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