Clarion’s commercial and IT law team has announced a key addition, underscoring their commitment to growth.
- Kate Imeson joins as the fourth associate, bringing diverse experience in handling national and international clients.
- Partner Matthew Hattersley highlights the strategic importance of the growing team amidst rising demand for specialised services.
- Imeson looks forward to contributing to both national and international business ventures with the team.
- The team’s focus remains on offering strategic, risk-managed advice to support commercial objectives.
Clarion’s commercial and IT law team has further strengthened its legal prowess with the appointment of Kate Imeson as the fourth associate, marking a significant step in their continued expansion. The team, comprising prominent legal professionals such as David Cunningham and Jack Farrer, now counts 13 members, making it one of the largest in Yorkshire.
Kate Imeson joins the team equipped with extensive experience in drafting commercial agreements for businesses, both domestically and internationally. Her role previously involved offering legal counsel to a major grocery retail platform, showcasing her adept skill in providing external legal advice to in-house legal teams. Additionally, Imeson has advised on matters concerning package travel, illustrating her versatility across various sectors.
Matthew Hattersley, the partner leading Clarion’s commercial law sector, affirms Kate Imeson’s appointment as a strategic asset. “Kate is a very capable commercial and IT lawyer who will be a valuable asset as we continue to build the practice,” states Hattersley. He further elaborates on the increasing demand for their specialised services, driven by the complexities of IT and data issues, highlighting the necessity to reinforce their team to meet such demands.
Expressing her enthusiasm, Kate Imeson remarks that joining Clarion presents a “really exciting opportunity” for career development, especially within a leading commercial practice. Her ambition is to work alongside experienced colleagues, serving a diverse client base across the UK and internationally.
Clarion’s commercial team remains renowned for its ability to aid businesses in negotiating and formalising evolving business relationships. The team’s strategic counsel is essential for businesses aiming to achieve their goals, navigate potential risks, and incorporate commercial advantages into their operations.
This strategic appointment reinforces Clarion’s ambition to lead in commercial law services across national and international arenas.
