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Wilkinson Woodward appoints new trainee solicitor
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Wilkinson Woodward appoints new trainee solicitor

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The Editor

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Calderdale and Kirklees law firm Wilkinson Woodward is pleased to welcome new trainee, Georgia Holding.

Coming from a non-legal background, Georgia who graduated from Bangor University, moved back to Huddersfield to work for another local leading law firm for five years as a corporate paralegal. While working full time she also completed her GDL and LPC part time on weekends.

In her new role at Wilkinson Woodward, Georgia will be based at the firm’s Huddersfield office, handling a mix of corporate, commercial, and property matters.

Commenting on her appointment, Wilkinson Woodward Director, Laura Kurowski said: “We are delighted to welcome Georgia to the Wilkinson Woodward family and wish her the best of luck on her training journey.”

Georgia said: “I am excited to be joining such a well-established, recognised practice and look forward to learning about each aspect of the business while serving my local community.”

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