RTA Law promotes Jack Adair to Associate Solicitor
RTA Law LLP has announced the promotion of Jack Adair to Associate Solicitor, recognising his growing contribution to the firm.
Jack has established himself as a talented and committed solicitor within the specialist road traffic practice, developing experience in complex cases involving vulnerable road users.
Jack’s promotion to Associate Solicitor reflects his outstanding contribution to the firm. He is a highly talented and dedicated solicitor, with a passion for helping vulnerable road users.
This promotion is very well-deserved recognition of Jack’s hard work and the commitment he continues to make to the firm.
Brenda Mitchell, Partner at RTA Law LLP, said:
“Jack is an excellent solicitor and thoroughly deserves this promotion. What particularly stands out is his genuine passion for the law and for helping people.
“He cares deeply about achieving the best possible outcome for our clients and is a valued member of the RTA Law team. We are delighted to recognise Jack’s contribution with this promotion and look forward to him developing his career with us.”
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