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Read the latest news from the Winn Group brands
Well done to the 35 staff members at Winns who took part in this year’s 5k Sunshine Run, to raise money for North East charity The Sunshine Fund.
Congratulations to Ben Marshall and Mick Davis who have recently been promoted from Claims Handlers to Team Leaders in the First Response Team at Winns.
Winn Solicitors is congratulating Deputy Costs Team Manager, Jonathan Frith, who has recently completed the ACL Training Costs Lawyer Course, which qualifies him as a Costs Lawyer.
Mark Howell has recently joined the IT Team at Winns, in the role of Proclaim Developer.
Winns is delighted to announce our sponsorship of North Shields Juniors AFC U17’s team for another two years.
IT Manager Traci Armstrong is celebrating 10 years with Winn Solicitors. Here, she tells us more about her time with the firm.
We are delighted to have been shortlisted for the Northern Law Awards, for Team of the Year (Personal Injury/Clinical Negligence) and Large Law Firm of the Year.
Winn Solicitors is delighted to announce that Colette Adair has been promoted to become manager of the HR team at Winn Solicitors.
Winns welcomes Head of Change Management, Clint Milnes, to the firm, to further develop processes throughout the business, in light of recent industry changes.
Meisha Wallace has recently joined the HR team in the role of HR Assistant. She will be responsible for assisting the HR Officer with all aspects of HR.
Winns welcomes Gemma Moore, following her recent appointment as Costs Clerk on the Costs Team at the firm.
Congratulations to Tamsin Waugh, from Gateshead, who has recently been promoted to Deputy Manager of the Trials Team.
Winns has recently taken on three new apprentices through Learning Links, to expand its workforce and encourage internal growth and promotion for aspiring legal professionals.
The Winns team are congratulating Alex Hindson, Lee Kipling and Krista Watson, who have all recently accepted training contracts with the firm.
We are delighted to be supporting the Sunshine Fund in the Great North Run 2016, for the second year in a row. The money raised by those taking part in the run on behalf of the Sunshine Fund will go towards supporting disabled and seriously ill children around the North East.