On the move: the latest East Midlands hires
Langleys Solicitors has strengthened its medical law team with two new appointments.
Danielle Pope joins as an in-house nurse and Hannah Brown as a paralegal. The team is further boosted by the return of associate solicitor Helen Rundle from maternity leave.
Brown has more than six years’ experience in the field of clinical negligence and was recognised by the Law Society for her national work in raising awareness of patient safety issues in Wales. She also sits on the board of trustees of Headway Lincolnshire as secretary.
Pope qualified as a staff nurse in 2006 and has over 10 years of experience in a variety of specialisms including orthopaedics.
Rundle graduated from Northumbria University in 2015 having completed a law degree, Masters, and Legal Practice Course. She joins Langleys after travelling in Canada and the US.
Andrew Cragg, partner and head of the medical law team at Langleys said: “We are excited to welcome Danielle and Hannah as great additions to the team, along with the return of Helen. Their knowledge and skills will further enhance the team’s approach to investigating and pursuing cases surrounding medical treatment.”
Property consultancy Commercial Property Partners (CPP) has announced the expansion of its Facilities Management division following the appointment of Matthew Willett, who brings with him more than a decade of
Matthew Willett
experience of property refurbishments, fit-outs and ongoing maintenance of commercial properties.
A former director at facilities management and construction firm Horsforth Contract Maintenance (HCM), Willett also brings with him a team of experienced engineers – allowing CPP to now offer a fit-out, refurbishment and ongoing maintenance service to the firm’s clients.
Willett said: “I am very much looking forward to working alongside the wider team in delivering a more comprehensive and seamless in-house service to CPP clients, as well as a wider portfolio of commercial and industrial property owners and tenants.”
