Taylor Walton Solicitors Welcomes Three Newly Qualified Solicitors Following Successful Training Contracts
Taylor Walton is delighted to announce the retention of three trainee solicitors who have successfully completed their training contracts and are now embarking on the next chapter of their legal careers with the firm.
Brodie Pearson joins the Corporate & Commercial team, Harry Walker takes up a role in Property Litigation, and Sadia Ahmed begins her career as a solicitor within the Family department.
All three have trained with Taylor Walton, gaining hands-on experience across a wide range of practice areas and contributing to the firm’s commitment to delivering exceptional client service.
Brodie Pearson, Corporate & Commercial Solicitor, said:
“The training contract at Taylor Walton offered an incredible variety of work and genuine responsibility from day one. I’ve learned from talented, supportive colleagues across every department, and I’m thrilled to now be joining the Corporate & Commercial team full time. I can’t wait to continue building strong relationships with our clients and helping them achieve their goals.”
Harry Walker, Property Litigation Solicitor, said:
“My training has been both challenging and rewarding, giving me exposure to real cases and brilliant clients. The support I’ve received from partners and colleagues has been invaluable, and I’m excited to now specialise in Property Litigation and get stuck into the fast-paced, varied work the team is known for.”
Sadia Ahmed, Family Solicitor, said:
“The training contract was an excellent foundation – I was trusted with meaningful work and encouraged to develop my own approach. Joining the Family team feels like a perfect fit, and I’m looking forward to supporting clients through what can be some of the most important and sensitive moments in their lives.”
Dermot Carey, Managing Partner at Taylor Walton, commented:
“We’re immensely proud of Brodie, Harry, and Sadia. They have each demonstrated exceptional skill, dedication, and professionalism throughout their training contracts. Retaining them as newly qualified solicitors is not only a reflection of their hard work, but also of our ongoing investment in nurturing home-grown talent. We’re excited to see their careers flourish and the positive impact they will continue to have for our clients and our firm.”
This retention underscores Taylor Walton’s commitment to developing the next generation of legal talent and fostering a culture where trainees can thrive and progress into permanent roles.
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