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2024-08-07
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Wright Hassall Summer Newsletter 2024

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Posted by Phil Wilding on 07 August 2024

Phil Wilding Managing Partner
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We are delighted to introduce our first Summer Newsletter, designed to give you a flavour of what we as a business have been up to over the last few months – plus a few articles on legal topics which we hope you find useful. 

We’ve had many reasons to celebrate this year including being awarded Planet Mark certification in recognition of our commitment to, and our progress in, reducing our carbon emissions; a raft of well-deserved promotions; excellent progress in our gender pay gap; a fabulous Regency Run; and some innovative marketing initiatives including podcasts and a mock employment tribunal.

We hope you enjoy reading our newsletter and do please let us know if there are any topics you would like to see included in future editions.

 

 

 

            

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Phil Wilding

Managing Partner

Phil is the managing partner of the business. Working closely with colleagues, Phil’s role is to guide the firms to achieve the objective of being the leading law firm in the region and an exceptional place to work.

Phil Wilding

Phil is the managing partner of the business. Working closely with colleagues, Phil’s role is to guide the firms to achieve the objective of being the leading law firm in the region and an exceptional place to work.

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