3 Key Promotions at Jones Whyte

As part of our continued growth, Jones Whyte is delighted to announce the promotion of 3 key staff members.

Amerdeep Dhami has been promoted to the position of Associate, Matthew McCabe to Senior Solicitor and Nicola Waters to Associate

Amerdeep joined the firm in 2017 as a solicitor within our family law department, bringing with her a wealth of knowledge and expertise in family law. A member of the family law association, Amerdeep is renowned for her friendly but no nonsense approach to achieve the best outcome for her clients.

Matthew joined as a trainee solicitor, specialising in personal injury law. Today, Matthew heads up our busy Industrial Deafness Department, overseeing and coordinating a large and varied caseload.

Nicola joined the firm in 2015 as a trainee solicitor, specialising in personal injury law. Nicola’s diverse workload includes cases of road traffic accidents, accidents at work, public and occupier liability cases, cases involving historical child abuse and medical negligence cases. Nicola also handles civil claims on behalf of family members arising out of fatal accidents.

Michael McLean, Partner (Litigation) said “We are very happy to be able to announce these promotions today. It is hugely rewarding and incredibly important to see our team continuing to develop and progress. As a young firm, we place great emphasis on continued training and development, equipping us to succeed and win for our clients.

Nicola and Matthew are fantastic examples of this ethos in action. Both undertook their Traineeships within Jones Whyte and have been able to capitalise on the significant development opportunities available to our young lawyers and have quickly developed into integral team members.

Since joining in 2017, Amerdeep has worked hard to establish herself as a key member of our family law department. Her approach to clients is a good example of how a family lawyer can be both empathetic with clients, yet professional and commercially aware.  She has played an enormous role in the development of the family law department and contributed significantly to its busiest year yet.”