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Palmers Solicitors promotes litigation specialist to Associate Solicitor

Palmers Solicitors promotes litigation specialist to Associate Solicitor

Colin Adamson, dispute resolution and litigation specialist at Essex-based Palmers Solicitors, has achieved the next stage in his career with a promotion to Associate Solicitor.

Qualifying as a solicitor in 2003, Colin soon specialised in civil and commercial litigation, developing particular expertise in property disputes, contractual matters and consumer disputes.

He has also driven the growth of the firm’s unique education offering, providing legal advice and support to parents, students and education providers on admissions, exclusions and SEND provisions.

A dedicated champion of neurodiversity, Colin works to enhance awareness, development and support for neurodiverse staff at Palmers Solicitors, as well as providing legal services to neurodiverse clients.

Speaking on his promotion, Colin said: “I am delighted to continue my career at Palmers with this new role.

“Since coming to the firm in 2023, I have enjoyed the variety of work that I do and the substantial opportunities for growth the team has provided.

“In particular, I’ve been able to embrace being neurodiverse and supporting others both inside the firm and out. This is the most inclusive and accommodating team I’ve ever worked with, so I’m excited to continue that work in a position with more responsibility.”

As part of his Associate role, Colin will also drive the development of Palmers Solicitors’ residential and commercial property disputes teams within the Litigation Department.

Luke Morgan, Supervising Director of Litigation at Palmers Solicitors, said: “Colin’s focus, enthusiasm and in-depth understanding of litigious matters provides an excellent and important arm to our litigation offering here at Palmers.

“I look forward to seeing him succeed in his new role and continue to develop his specific areas of practice in our department.

“He has also taken major steps towards refining our approach to neurodiversity, which we continue to support and appreciate.

“Congratulations to Colin – we’re all excited to see his progress in this new role.”