Monday, November 25, 2024

Georgina joins Andrew Jackson’s tax and trusts team

Solicitor Georgina Wilkinson has joined Andrew Jackson Solicitors’ tax and trusts team.

She is is a newly-qualified solicitor specialising in private client work. As well as having experience of advising clients in the preparation of wills and lasting powers of attorney, and in relation to inheritance tax matters, she also advises on the administration of estates and applying for grants of probate.

Richard Hoare, partner, and head of private client services at Andrew Jackson, said: “We welcome Georgina to Andrew Jackson, as we look to build upon the strengths of our team and to meet growing demand for our services. Having the ability not only to provide excellent legal advice tailored to clients’ needs, but also to build trusted client relationships for the long term, is what we strive for. I know that Georgina shares this view and, with her specialist experience and commitment, we will continue to provide the highest quality legal advice, which is consistently recognised in independent client feedback.”

Andrew Jackson has also recently announced a raft of appointments to strengthen and support its existing teams. Joseph Healy has been appointed to the position of paralegal in the shipping & litigation team, whilst Grace Hanson (paralegal) and Samuel Bailey (trainee paralegal) have recently joined the corporate department, which has been further boosted by the promotion of Papinder Nahl to paralegal.

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