Eversheds Sutherland announces 23 promotions to partner for 2025

Eversheds Sutherland (International) is pleased to announce that it has made 23 partner promotions in its offices in the UK, Europe, Middle East and Asia with effect from 1 May 2025*. 52% of Eversheds Sutherland’s new partners are female.

Lee Ranson, CEO, Eversheds Sutherland (International) commented:

“Our 2025 newly promoted partners have exceptional legal talent and an unwavering commitment to developing deep and trusted relationships with our clients. I have no doubt that together these new partners have the drive, vision and energy to help shape a successful future for our global firm. During the last eight years as CEO, I have had the pleasure of announcing over 200 promotions to partner and I extend my congratulations to each of our newest cohort.”

Eversheds Sutherland - Partner promotions 2025:

Corporate Finance	Mike Birkett, Corporate (London) Shelley Evans, Corporate (Cardiff) Peter Greenall, Banking (London) Steve Jennings, Corporate (Dubai) Anne-Louise Lawrence, Restructuring (Birmingham) Sheena Wells, Banking (London)
Commercial Advisory	Nicolette Sanders, Commercial (London) Monika Zejden-Erdmann, Competition (London) Michał Wojciechowski, Public Contracts (Warsaw)
Employment, Labor & Pensions	Michael Hardiman, Employment (Birmingham) Nerys Ireland, Employment (Birmingham) Chloe Themistocleous, Employment (Manchester) David Williams, Employment, (Newcastle)
Litigation & Dispute Management	José Pedro Alberca, FSDI (Madrid) Alexander Cook, Commercial Dispute Resolution (Leeds) Daniel Jackson, FSDI (Nottingham) Samantha Miller, Real Estate Litigation (Birmingham) Carlos Pires, Commercial Dispute Resolution (London) Duncan Watt, Commercial Dispute Resolution (Hong Kong)* Roberta Wertman, Construction Litigation (Abu Dhabi)
Real Estate	Karen Mutton, Planning (Nottingham) Kathrin Paulet, Core Real Estate (Dusseldorf) Kate Sutton, Core Real Estate (Newcastle)

In December 2024, Eversheds Sutherland (US) announced the promotion of 10 attorneys to partner, which took effect on 1 January 2025.

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