Wednesday, January 10, 2024
Shepherd and Wedderburn expand in Aberdeen
Leading UK law firm Shepherd and Wedderburn has expanded its Aberdeen team with the appointment of Caroline Cumming as Associate.
Caroline, 31, who has more than six years' experience in Commercial Property, has returned to her home city to head up the firm's North East property team.
Caroline's appointment will further strengthen Shepherd and Wedderburn?s Aberdeen base.
Partner, Richard Cockburn said: "We are delighted that Caroline has joined Shepherd and Wedderburn. She has a wealth of experience in the property sector and will be a valuable asset as we continue to grow the team."
Caroline previously worked in Inverness but kept a keen eye on the Aberdeen market and says she is looking forward to working with local companies. "It's fantastic to be back working in Aberdeen and for a law firm that is clearly dedicated to the city. The firm has a strong reputation for providing the highest quality advice and service to clients and the wealth of resources available will allow me to do this," she said.
This year, Shepherd and Wedderburn has already been involved in some of the highest profile property deals in the area, including: acting on behalf of the Menie Estate in the Trump Deal and acting for Genesis Oil and Gas for their move to new headquarters in Albyn Place.
Caroline added: "Aberdeen will see a number of new development and redevelopment programmes in the coming years and the market will continue to be strong. It's an exciting time for the city and I'm looking forward to being part of it."
Caroline, 31, who has more than six years' experience in Commercial Property, has returned to her home city to head up the firm's North East property team.
Caroline's appointment will further strengthen Shepherd and Wedderburn?s Aberdeen base.
Partner, Richard Cockburn said: "We are delighted that Caroline has joined Shepherd and Wedderburn. She has a wealth of experience in the property sector and will be a valuable asset as we continue to grow the team."
Caroline previously worked in Inverness but kept a keen eye on the Aberdeen market and says she is looking forward to working with local companies. "It's fantastic to be back working in Aberdeen and for a law firm that is clearly dedicated to the city. The firm has a strong reputation for providing the highest quality advice and service to clients and the wealth of resources available will allow me to do this," she said.
This year, Shepherd and Wedderburn has already been involved in some of the highest profile property deals in the area, including: acting on behalf of the Menie Estate in the Trump Deal and acting for Genesis Oil and Gas for their move to new headquarters in Albyn Place.
Caroline added: "Aberdeen will see a number of new development and redevelopment programmes in the coming years and the market will continue to be strong. It's an exciting time for the city and I'm looking forward to being part of it."
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