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Cancer diagnosis during Great North Run training
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Elaine White, Legal Secretary in Hay & Kilner', had planned to run this year’s Great North Run for the Sir Bobby Robson Foundation, part of Newcastle Hospitals Charity, to mark 10 years since she was diagnosed with breast cancer. However, after she signed up for the half marathon and a full marathon race in Ibiza, …
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Hay & Kilner shortlisted in Law firm of the Year category at 2023 Insider North East Dealmaker Awards
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Hay & Kilner's Corporate Team has capped off an impressive 12 months by being shortlisted for a prestigious regional award.
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Hay & Kilner Advice Supports Sale of Cheshire Engineering Firm To Canadian Multinational
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Advice from North East law firm Hay & Kilner has helped the directors of a specialist engineering firm complete its sale to a global industry leader...
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Telent announces acquisition of Integrated Design Techniques
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Telent has acquired traffic technology company IDT, bolstering its traffic management and communications solution offerings for local authorities.
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Kate and Megan start legal traineeships at Hay & Kilner
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Two graduates have taken their first steps onto the legal career ladder after being chosen by North East law firm Hay & Kilner as its latest trainee solicitors.
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£6,300 donated to Newcastle West End Foodbank
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Staff from North East law firm Hay & Kilner have donated more than £6,300 to a busy Newcastle foodbank after the completion of a year-long fundraising drive.
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Congratulations to Lauren and Tom on their promotions
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Lauren Hall is promoted to Partner in the Clinical Negligence team and Tom Clarke is promoted to Associate in the Employment team at Hay & Kilner.
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Gosforth shopping centre returned to local hands after £9.3m acquisition
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Advice from North East law firm Hay & Kilner has helped a regional real estate firm bring a leading retail centre back into local hands for the first time in eight years.