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  4. Thorntons retains seven trainees on qualifying

Thorntons retains seven trainees on qualifying

12th June 2018 | careers

Tayside-based solicitors Thorntons have appointed seven newly-qualified solicitors from those who completed theiur traineesbhips at the firm this year.

Zoe Irving joins the Land & Rural Business team in Perth; Katie Hobkirk becomes part of Corporate Law & Intellectual Property, and Iona Anderson of Private Client, both in St Andrews; while in the firm's Dundee headquarters Jamie Lyons and Danny McGinn both join the Personal Injury team, Ling Deng is appointed to Dispute Resolution & Claims, and Rachel Lawson adds to Corporate Law & Intellectual Property strength.

Firm chairman Colin Graham commented: "In 2016 we took on our highest ever intake of trainees in one year, and we are delighted that we can now welcome seven newly qualified solicitors to our specialist teams.

"It’s vital for any business to invest in the development of its own talent and that is why we have built such a comprehensive training scheme over many years. Appointing these new recruits supports our growth strategy and demonstrates our continued investment in the business and to our clients."

He added: "Thanks to our diverse range of clients and work, our trainees receive the opportunity to gain crucial experience in the widest possible legal specialities – and it’s great to see the different specialties they have chosen to pursue their career."

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