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Law firm Dickinson Dees has appointed Naeem Hashmi to its corporate team.
Naeem joins the firm’s Yorkshire office as a solicitor from Addleshaw Goddard in Manchester.
Commenting on his new role, he said: “Dickinson Dees has an excellent reputation for the high quality work undertaken by its corporate team and I’m relishing the opportunities that my new role will bring.”
Residential care home Eastgate Manor, in Prudhoe, has responded to growing demand on its services by expanding its management team.
Donna Davidson has joined as deputy manager at the home, which is owned by Executive Care Group.
Manager of Eastgate Manor, Donna Dove, said: “I am delighted to welcome Donna on board to further strengthen the management team here at Eastgate Manor.”
North East commercial law firm, Muckle LLP, has appointed three new people its legal teams.
Gail Marshall joins Muckle LLP’s Property Service Group as an associate solicitor in its Corporate Real Estate Team; Jonathan Bone has also joined the Property Services Group as a solicitor in the Development Team, and Henry Box has joined the Construction and Engineering Team as a paralegal, from Muckle LLP’s business development team.
Gail said: “I am very excited to be working at Muckle. The quality of the work and the range of clients is extensive and the emphasis is very much on providing excellent client service, whilst also being a very people-focused firm.”
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Tom Keighley .
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