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Hunt & Hunt promotes 5
National law firm Hunt & Hunt Legal Group has named a new practice group leader, a new partner, two new senior associates, and a new associate across the country.
Jerome Doraisamy
Hunt & Hunt – which has eight offices nationwide – has promoted five lawyers across the country, with all promotions having taken effect on 1 July.
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Claire Gomo has been elevated to practice group leader of the firm’s insurance team in Melbourne.
Hunt & Hunt managing principal Tony Raunic said: “Claire is an exceptional practitioner whose workstyle embodies Hunt & Hunt’s essential values of practical, cost-effective advice delivered in an approachable and plain manner. Her intelligence, business sense and energy give me confidence that the team will flourish under her leadership.”
Andrew Rowe, who was a founding partner of Griffith-based Cappello Rowe Lawyers, which merged with Hunt & Hunt in 2020, has been named a firm partner.
Hunt & Hunt managing partner Brett Hearnden said: “Andrew Rowe remained with the practice after our merger with Cappello Rowe. I am delighted he will join the partnership. Andrew’s skills and reputation are a cornerstone of our successful Griffith practice, and importantly, he fits well into the [culture] of the firm.”
Mr Rowe added: “I am humbled and honoured to be appointed partner at such a well-respected firm and look forward to the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead.”
Elsewhere, Alice Rudaya and Jessica Egger have both been promoted to senior associate, while Jeremy Bodon has been named as the firm’s newest associate.
