Munro & Noble Solicitors is pleased to announce the promotion of Michael Cockburn to Senior Solicitor, effective from 1st June. This well-deserved promotion highlights Michael’s dedication, expertise and significant contributions to the firm since he commenced his traineeship.
Michael Cockburn, originally from Inverness, graduated with a 1st Class LLB (Hons.) Degree in Law from the University of Dundee in 2018. He continued his legal education at Dundee, completing the Diploma in Legal Practice in 2019.
Michael began his professional journey with Munro & Noble in March 2020, starting as a trainee solicitor. Since then, he has become an integral part of our Executry department, where he handles a range of matters including Wills, Executries and Powers of Attorney. His thorough understanding of these areas has made him a valuable asset to both the firm and his clients.
In his role within the Executry department, Michael deals with complex issues related to estate planning and administration. His expertise encompasses drafting Wills, administering Executries and advising on Powers of Attorney. Michael’s methodical approach and attention to detail ensure that his clients receive comprehensive and precise legal guidance.
Michael’s promotion to Senior Solicitor is a testament to his professional growth and the high standard of service he provides. He has demonstrated a strong commitment to his clients, consistently delivering clear and practical advice tailored to their individual needs.
Michael is known for his client-focused approach, ensuring that each client receives personalized attention and support throughout their legal matters. His ability to navigate the intricacies of executry work with sensitivity and professionalism has earned him the trust and respect of his clients and colleagues alike.
Munro & Noble Solicitors is proud to recognise Michael Cockburn’s achievements and contributions with this promotion. We look forward to his continued success and his ongoing commitment to delivering exceptional legal services as a Senior Solicitor.
