On the move: the latest East Midlands hires
Law firm Roythornes Solicitors has made three hires in its offices in Nottingham and Birmingham.
In Nottingham, Craig-Staten Spencer takes on the role of principal lead for tax and trust administration, alongside senior associate Chris Chan who has returned to private practice to continue to specialise in property litigation following a stint working in-house.
On the other side of the Midlands, Claire Langford arrives in Roythornes’ Birmingham office as head of residential conveyancing.
Vember Mortlock, managing partner at Roythornes, said: “Our three latest recruits bring nearly 50 years of legal experience with them across different areas of expertise, each with their own ambitions that will make us stronger and more versatile as a business. The ongoing growth of both offices continues to establish our impressive offerings in the Midlands and I look forward to seeing this forward momentum sustained into 2024.”
APSS new starters from left-to-right: Luke Krossoy, Sean Cuffley, Ben McGarragh, Caitlin Maginess, Finley Davis, Mark Barnes
Lincolnshire-based commercial design and fit specialist APSS has appointed six new staff.
Sean Cuffley has returned to APSS in a new role as commercial manager, Luke Krossoy has started as a site joiner, Finley Davis and Ben McGarragh are welcomed to APSS as joinery apprentices, designer, Caitlin Maginess has joined the in-house design team and new project manager Mark Barnes has more than 20 years’ experience overseeing construction and interior fit out projects.
Managing director Laurence Barrass said: “We’re committed to delivering the best possible service to our customers and supporting our team by adding new strengths and capabilities. These new appointments focus on key disciplines out on site and in the office, helping to support the management team.”
