Veale Wasbrough Vizards has boosted its nationally recognised Education & Charities team with the appointment of three new Associates.
Within the past two months, Veale Wasbrough Vizards has appointed education law specialist Tracey Eldridge-Hinmers, charity law specialist Martha Burnige and employment solicitor Judith Rhule to strengthen and expand the team, giving a strong presence in both Bristol and London.
Tracey joins from Ormerods Solicitors in Croydon where she worked for 6 years, and was head of their education department. Prior to that Tracey was a solicitor for 10 years at the London Borough of Bromley where she undertook some high profile case work. Tracey is recommended as a specialist focusing on school admissions, exclusions, bullying and SEN and Disability Discrimination work.
Martha joins from Stone King Sewell where she worked for 4 years. Prior to that Martha spent several years with Nabarros in London and is recommended for her advice to charities.
Both Martha and Tracy will primarily be based in the firm’s London office and will spend time in Bristol.
Judith joins the Education team from Leonard Cheshire Disability where she worked as an in-house employment solicitor. Judith will be advising on all aspects of employment law, policies, contracts, HR procedures and redundancies.
Commenting on the new appointments Veale Wasbrough Vizards’ Partner and Head of Education & Charities team, Barney Northover said:
“Introducing fresh, new talent to the firm ensures we can continue our growth strategy and enables us to build on our success for the future. We are delighted to have attracted these three new Associates to the firm as they are all specialists in their fields and they will bring considerable expertise and experience to our team.”
For further details, please contact Barney Northover on 0117 314 5395.
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