Boutique law firm Hugh Jones Solicitors has promoted senior associate David Jones to director and director Chris Gallagher to head of Court of Protection.
Jones has a wide understanding of the Court of Protection and mental capacity law, managing a case load of files that ranges from young children with acquired brain injuries to elderly clients living with dementia. He regularly works with social workers in local authorities across the North West both in a professional capacity and to provide training and guidance on the Mental Capacity Act 2005 and the Court of Protection generally.
Jones commented: ‘Being given the opportunity to join the board of directors in such an outstanding firm as Hugh Jones Solicitors is a real privilege and I look forward to the ongoing challenges and opportunities my new position will bring.’
Gallagher is a highly regarded legal professional who is heavily involved in the management of deputyships of clients who lack capacity and works closely with both his colleagues and other professionals involved in the clients’ financial, legal, care and welfare matters.
He said: ‘I’m passionate about providing quality advice and helping to support those who need it most. I work alongside an unrivalled team of individuals that share this passion and the opportunity to lead the department as we continue to grow and make a difference is one that I’m thrilled to take on.’
Managing director Liz Hughes commented: 'Both David and Chris have demonstrated extraordinary talent during their time at the firm. Colleagues and clients alike benefit from their knowledge, experience and hardworking nature and their promotions are well and truly deserved.'
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