A Scottish law firm has strengthened its legal team with a series of new senior appointments.
Aberdein Considine promoted nine members of its staff to the position of director, senior associate, associate and senior solicitor, as well as appointing two new partners.
Kayleigh MacLaren was promoted from associate director to director of corporate property services, based in Aberdeen.
Leanne Warrender, who worked in the residential conveyancing services, was appointed as a partner, from her role as a senior associate.
Danny Anderson, who is a corporate solicitor in Aberdeen, becomes a senior solicitor.
Eleanor Comfort, an associate in Dyce, was promoted to senior associate.
Catriona Ramsay, an employment solicitor, and John Di Paola, banking litigation solicitor, were both promoted to senior associate, while Joelle Neep, a banking litigation senior solicitor, became an associate - all based in Glasgow.
Tahir Bashir, lender services operations manager in Newcastle, was promoted to associate director.
Katie Hutchinson re-joined as a senior solicitor in Westhill, having previously been a solicitor with the firm.
Finally, Laura Browne has returned to the firm as a partner in the banking litigation team.
Jacqueline Law, managing partner, said: “The last 12 months have been a challenging time, but our people have stepped up and continued to provide the highest standards of support and service for clients.
"The promotions reflect not only the exceptional performance of these individuals during this period, but it also recognises the high regard in which we hold them.”
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