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Five join In-house Lawyers' Committee

24th January 2017 | law society of scotland

Five new members have been appointd to the Law Society of Scotland's In-house Lawyers' Committee.

Following a recruitment round last year, the successful applicants are:

  • David Boag, solicitor at Glasgow City Council;
  • David Bryson, legal counsel at Baillie Gifford & Co;
  • Thembe McInnes, legal manager at Whyte and Mackay Ltd;
  • Norma Shippin, legal adviser and director at Central Legal Office, NHS; and
  • Vladimir Valiente, principal solicitor at Midlothian Council.

The 15-strong ILC engages with in-house solicitors and trainees and represents them within the Law Society, assists in the development of training for solicitors and trainees working in-house, and promotes the value of employing in-house solicitors and trainees to organisations which do not currently employ them.

ILC convener, Graeme McWilliams, said: “I would like to warmly welcome aboard our fabulous five new ILC members. I am really looking forward to working with them throughout 2017 and beyond.”

Click here for the full committee membership.

 

 

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