The London office of Gateley Legal has seen two private client lawyers recognised in Eprivateclient’s list of ‘Top 35 Under 35’.
The annual list is designed to recognise, celebrate and promote the rising stars of the private wealth advisory sector within the UK and UK Crown Dependencies, whether they be lawyers, accountants or work in any other professional intermediary.
Eprivateclient collated over 540 nominations for the ‘Top 35 Under 35’ list, an increase on the almost 500 nominations from 2019, and each nominee was judged meticulously on their strengths.
Senior associate, Ravi Francis was recognised on the list for the fifth time and associate, Louise O’Toole was recognised on the list for the first time.
Ravi, whose usual clients are international professional fiduciaries or wealthy individuals and their advisers, commented: “To be recognised in this renowned list for the fifth time makes me incredibly proud. I always aim to do an exceptional job for my clients and provide them with straight-talking legal advice, and this really proves that my efforts are recognised and valued.”
Louise O’Toole provides UK tax advice for mid and high net worth individuals living in and outside the UK, as well as offering traditional tax advice. She said: “Being recognised in the ‘Top 35 Under 35 is a real career highlight for me and something that I have always aspired to throughout my career. It really is an honour and something that I’m very proud of.”
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