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Cooper Grace Ward partner Belinda Winter has been announced as a finalist for the Lawyers Weekly Partner of the Year Awards.
The Partner of the Year Awards recognise the achievements of the legal industry’s most respected and sought-after partners. This year, the awards highlighted top partners who led the way in the business of law during a time of unprecedented change and uncertainty.
Winter was recognised in the Workplace Relations & Employment Partner of the Year category.
The category recognises partners who have kept up with the demands of workplace relations and employment law and have advised a broad range of clients, including government departments and private sector entities.
Commenting on the results, Winter said it is an honour to be recognised. “It’s a privilege to be named as a finalist, especially among such a distinguished field of workplace relations and employment lawyers. I’m also grateful to have received this recognition during a time when many of our clients and the broader legal landscape have been going through such significant upheaval due to the pandemic.”
The winners will be announced at a gala awards ceremony in Sydney on 22 July 2021.
Cooper Grace Ward is extremely proud to see Belinda Winter as a finalist and congratulates her on this notable achievement.
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