As part of Capsticks ongoing commitment to developing its Early Careers programme, it's launching its external recruitment programme for trainee solicitors, with the opening this month of applications for its Graduate Vacation Scheme.

Following 40 promotions earlier in September, Capsticks is closing its 2024 promotions cycle with an additional three promotions in its legal teams.

Capsticks has relocated its London office to a new, state-of-the-art office in Wellington House, Wimbledon. The new London office reflects the firm’s commitment to flexible hybrid working.

Capsticks has been appointed to YPO’s first ever legal services framework for all lots; covering commercial contracts, procurement, property, major projects, litigation, planning, local government law, training for members and much more.

Catherine Kay and Matthew Phipps are the latest Partners to join Capsticks’ growing construction team.

Capsticks is pleased to announce that, following an uncontested election, Rachael Heenan has been reappointed as Senior Partner for a further term of four years. Her next term will begin on 1 May 2025.

As Capsticks nears its half-way point of the business year, it has announced a further 40 promotions, including 27 in its Senior Associate cohort, one Associate promotion, nine across its business service teams and a further three in other legal teams.

Capsticks is celebrating the hard work and dedication of 11 newly qualified associates and 13 paralegals beginning their training contracts this month.

Gavinder Ryait is the latest Partner to join Capsticks’ growing national Housing team and will lead the firm’s Housing Management team in London.

Capsticks Local Government team has been appointed to the NEPO legal services framework for all Mandatory Requirements.

Capsticks is welcoming four interns via the10,000 Black Interns programme for the second year - Rudo Ushewokunze and Enoch Sakyiama in its Leeds teams, Emmanuel Edwards in its London team and Tumi Mayowa-Peters in its Central Business Services teams.

Capsticks has been appointed to Sanctuary’s legal framework for lots 3 and 5 covering employment and pensions, housing management and litigation respectively for an initial period of four years.