Earlier this year, Julie Sabba joined Pannone’s employment team as a Director. Having spent 15 years of her career working for Lindsays in Glasgow, Julie relocated to Manchester with her family in 2017, joining MLP Law before DWF in 2024.
Four months into the role, we caught up with Julie to find out more about
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My Life in Law – Naomi Goldsmith
In our latest My Life in Law blog, we speak to Naomi Goldsmith, who joined our employment team earlier this year as an Associate.
After graduating from University of Manchester with a law degree, Naomi trained in Manchester, completing a six-month secondment at Amazon, before relocating to London. Now, back in Manchester, she reflects on…
The legal implications of growth – innovation
In a new series, we explore the legal implications of growth. This follows the launch earlier this year of our in-depth report, Ambition 2025, which looks at the drivers for growth of North West businesses – their strategic objectives for the year, the challenges that lie ahead and the opportunities that exist in their quest…
EU Data Act has come into effect – but what does it mean for UK businesses?
Last week, the EU Data Act – or Regulation (EU) 2023/2854 on harmonised rules on fair access to and use of data, to give it its formal title – came into effect throughout the EU member states.
Users of connected products in the EU now have a legal right to access data generated through their…
North West businesses prioritise AI, as Government and tech companies lock horns over new legislation
Nearly a quarter of North West businesses intend to adopt artificial intelligence (AI) in the next 12 months, according to new research.
As leaders from across data science and AI met at the fifth annual AI UK conference last month – hosted by the Alan Turing Institute – North West businesses have set out their…
Ambition 2025 – what it means to North West businesses
The Financial Times once stated that the North West economy, led by the redevelopment of Manchester and Liverpool, is a genuine rival to ‘overheated London’. It’s a sentiment that’s hard to argue with.
Each distinct, but interconnecting sub region within the North West’s boundaries is brimming with industry – some traditional, some emerging to become…
2024 – in highlights
2024 was another successful year for the firm, marked by further investment in our team, as we welcomed 14 new people across all practice areas, as well as a new head of finance in Sarah-Jane Roper.
Once again, we excelled in the annual Legal 500 legal review of the year. In total, 17 lawyers featured…
Pannone heads to Lisbon for the annual PLG Academy
Pannone has been a member of PLG International Lawyers for over 30 years, providing the firm with access to a professional network of lawyers from across the world, spanning 30 countries.
For the last three years, the organisation has held an annual event aimed at the next generation of lawyers – the YPLG Academy. Last…
AI and the Future of Work: A landscape of uncertainty
Following our AI in the Workplace event last month (May), our guest speaker, Dr Richard Whittle, takes a closer look at AI and the future of work, looking at the uncertainty that exists, as well as the potential. Read more here…
AI and the Future of Work: A landscape of uncertainty
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My Life in Law – Danielle Amor
Nearly a decade on from joining Pannone Corporate, Danielle Amor talks about her career, her passion for seeing clients get the outcome they deserve, her love of coffee, and the growing influence of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in the legal sector.
Tell us a little about your career before joining Pannone
I studied law at Durham,…