Mills Selig

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Belfast firm Mills Selig has welcomed Jamie Farrell-Murray, Andrew McConnell and Kate McCandless as solicitors following the completion of their legal training. Ms Farrell-Murray and Mr McConnell have joined the firm's corporate team, where they will work directly with managing partner Chris Guy, se

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Mills Selig has unveiled a significant renovation to its offices at 21 Arthur Street, Belfast which have been home to the local law firm since 1999. The firm has embraced a new open plan environment to make room for over 60 staff, having had just 14 lawyers when moving into the space in 1999 —

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Inspired by Mills Selig’s very own Scottish lassie, Kirsten Magee, the firm has hosted a Burns Supper, treating guests to an evening filled with Scottish traditions, lively entertainment and camaraderie. The event, held at the Titanic Hotel Belfast, commenced with a performance by talented Hig

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Northern Ireland firm Mills Selig has welcomed four newly-qualified solicitors following the completion of their two-year training contract with the firm. Darragh Fox, Maria McStravick, Chloe Lowe and Andrew McGrath have joined the firm in permanent roles, having graduated from the Institute of Prof

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Northern Ireland firm Mills Selig has welcomed three senior associates and five associates following a round of promotions and lateral hires. The new senior associates are Kevin Tarpey and Lauren Shaw in the firm's property team and Andrew Edwards in the employment team.

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Northern Ireland firm Mills Selig has completed the first stage of a major renovation of its Belfast headquarters. The firm is now in its 65th year of business and has spent the past 23 years at its Arthur Street premises, which is undergoing significant renovations to support the continued expansio

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Mills Selig continues to grow with the appointment of three new solicitors across its corporate, litigation and climate and energy teams. Two of the appointments are newly qualified solicitors who completed their training contract with Mills Selig: Christopher Fairfield, and Aveen McGahon. Mr Fairfi

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Belfast-based Mill Selig has raised over £1,000 for its chosen charity, Angel Wishes, following its second young professional event of the year. Over 100 guests, including the firm's clients and associates from businesses across Northern Ireland, were welcomed to the 'Yo-Pro Comedy Night' at t

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Belfast-based Mills Selig has announced the expansion of its climate and energy team with the recruitment of Aveen McGahon as a solicitor upon her qualification in September. The team, led by partners Anna-Marie McAlinden and Glenn Watterson, has enjoyed a prolific year, working on transactions tota

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Kirsten Magee, partner at Belfast-based Mills Selig, examines the unofficial Bridgerton musical from an intellectual property perspective. I do enjoy when one of my passions (in this case musical theatre) throws up an interesting legal point. I therefore read with interest the particulars of a claim

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Northern Ireland corporate and commercial law firm Mills Selig has announced the promotion of Rebecca Logan to senior associate. Ms Logan joined Mills Selig as a commercial litigation solicitor in 2019, having previously spent three years at a specialist commercial litigation firm in the north-east

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The first of our new regular round-up of deals involving Northern Ireland law firms. Submit your deals to newsdesk@irishlegal.com. Tughans has advised Vyta, a leader in the fast-growing IT asset disposition (ITAD) market, on both its significant investment from private equity firm MML Growth Capital

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Mills Selig has been recognised as corporate law firm of the year at Insider Media's 2022 Northern Ireland Dealmaker Awards. The firm acted on more than 50 M&A transactions during the qualifying period for the awards, with its deal volume and deal value doubling on the previous year.

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Belfast-based Mills Selig has been presented with the bronze diversity mark by Diversity Mark Northern Ireland in recognition of the law firm’s ongoing commitment to gender equality. The firm, whose board has a majority of women, received the award following an independent assessment process w

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Northern Ireland corporate and commercial law firm Mills Selig has announced the promotion of Darren Marley to partner at the firm. Mr Marley joined the corporate team as a senior associate in 2019 and has been promoted to partner in recognition of his "outstanding transactional work, client service

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