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Charles Russell Speechlys shortlisted at Citywealth Future Leader Awards

26 July 2017

Charles Russell Speechlys shortlisted at Citywealth Future Leader Awards

We are delighted to announce that Charles Russell Speechlys has been shortlisted for four awards at the Citywealth Future Leaders awards. Voting is now open and closes on 15 October 2017. Nominations are as follows:

Gareth Walliss – Lawyer of the Year, Associate
William Rollin – Family Lawyer of the Year
Sarah Jane Boon – Business Development Initiative of the Year
Corporate CSR Initiative of the Year

Congratulations to all our lawyers for being shortlisted. These nominations are a reflection of your continued quality and hard work.

On behalf of the firm we wish all nominees the best of luck and encourage everyone to show support by voting here.

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