The firm now has 42 partners after promoting a new banking and finance partner
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HopgoodGanim has revealed the newly elevated lawyers of its 2017 promotion round.
The commercial firm welcomed its 42nd partner, Daniel Pinti, as it started the new financial year. Pinti, who specialises in banking and finance, advises clients that include both local and international banks in matters in a wide variety of sectors. These include resources and energy, and residential and commercial property development.
The firm has also promoted Aaron Alcock to special counsel. Alcock focuses on litigation and has broad experience, including in trade practices actions and disputes in contracts, property, leasing, and mortgage. He regularly acts for clients in the Supreme, District, and Magistrates Courts.
Five new senior associates and five new associates also rose up ranks:
Senior Associate
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The commercial firm welcomed its 42nd partner, Daniel Pinti, as it started the new financial year. Pinti, who specialises in banking and finance, advises clients that include both local and international banks in matters in a wide variety of sectors. These include resources and energy, and residential and commercial property development.
The firm has also promoted Aaron Alcock to special counsel. Alcock focuses on litigation and has broad experience, including in trade practices actions and disputes in contracts, property, leasing, and mortgage. He regularly acts for clients in the Supreme, District, and Magistrates Courts.
Five new senior associates and five new associates also rose up ranks:
Senior Associate
- Tom Buckley, planning and environment
- Sam Hotton, litigation
- Alison McKee, resources and energy
- Janine Oberhardt, insurance and risk
- Hayley Schindler, litigation
- Andrew Clements, litigation
- Tim Edwards, litigation
- David Hall, family law
- Elle McDermott, family law
- Nastassia Tognini, litigation
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