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Sydney-based firm Swaab has welcomed a team of four, including two partners, from fellow SME practice Gillis Delaney.
This month, Swaab has welcomed four professionals – partners Michael Hayter and Gerald Carides, senior associate Suzi Stojanovski and conveyancer and paralegal Renee Hinkelbein – to the firm. All four have come from Gillis Delaney.
The appointments will bolster the firm’s litigation, insolvency, corporate and commercial capabilities, it said.
In a statement, Swaab said that its success has “come from putting our people and clients first, having a strong focus on culture, wellbeing and client service, which is reflected in our on-going staff and client feedback surveys”.
“Living the firm’s value of Generosity of Spirit and ensuring value for money for our clients are more than just platitudes for us, it’s what separates us from other law firms in Australia and is the key to our ongoing success,” the firm added.
Swaab managing partner Mary Digiglio welcomed the quartet and said she is looking forward to the firm’s “ever-growing success”.
“We are very excited by the move to Swaab and in their strategic direction. We share the same values in striving to obtain the best results for our clients. We value our personal and professional relationships with our clients and co-workers,” she proclaimed.
Mr Hayter added: “Our client base and skills have great synergies with Swaab and I am confident we can achieve success together.”
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Jerome Doraisamy is the managing editor of Lawyers Weekly and HR Leader. He is also the author of The Wellness Doctrines book series, an admitted solicitor in New South Wales, and a board director of the Minds Count Foundation.
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