Partner Article
New senior appointment at Paul Crowley & Co.
Paul Crowley & Co Solicitors has appointed Gaynor Lanceley as an Associate Solicitor, to lead the Private Client Department.
She joins the company from Morecrofts where she was an Associate Solicitor, and comes with 15 years’ experience of Private Client matters.
Gaynor specialises in Wills, Probate, Court of Protection, Lasting Powers of Attorney, Trusts and Tax Planning. She has an outstanding reputation of advising clients on legal matters relating to older people, and is a member of Solicitors for the Elderly.
Gaynor Lanceley said: “I’m thrilled to be joining Paul Crowley & Co at such an exciting time for the firm. Over the last couple of years they have experienced significant growth and the Private Client department has an outstanding reputation across the region.
“I hope that 2013 will see this development continue, both in our department and across the firm as a whole.”
Senior Partner, Paul Crowley added: “I’m very pleased to welcome Gaynor into the company. She has a proven track record of achieving great results for clients, and brings a huge wealth of knowledge and experience to the role, which I know will be a real asset to the whole team.”
Paul Crowley & Co Solicitors was established in 1990. The team has grown to more than 80 staff, who are based across four offices in North Liverpool including two in Anfield, and one in both Walton and West Derby.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Thomas Merton .
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