Nadine Goldfoot, Julia Onslow-Cole Shortlisted in Three Categories for The 2023 Women, Influence & Power in Law UK Awards
January 11, 2023
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UK Managing Partner Nadine Goldfoot and Partner Julia Onslow-Cole are shortlisted in three categories for the 2023 Women, Influence & Power in Law UK Awards.
Nadine is shortlisted for both the "Collaborative Leadership Award," focused on those who stand out as working well with others, as well as the "Law Firm Leader of The Year Award," recognising women who have had an impactful year in displaying exemplary leadership skills. Julia is shortlisted for the "Lifetime Achievement Award," honoring women who have had a significant impact on female empowerment among their teams and firm throughout the past decade.
The 2023 Women, Influence & Power in Law UK Awards honor top female lawyers who have made remarkable differences in the legal profession during the past year, whether in shaping the law, achieving outstanding results for their clients, being an outstanding jurist or assisting those in need of legal services.
The award ceremony will be held on 8 March at the Royal Garden Hotel in London.
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