Evin Mosley has joined the pupillage programme at Cox Hallett Wilkinson.

Mr Mosley begins his training in the litigation and dispute resolution department under the guidance of Craig Rothwell, head of litigation.

“It is a privilege to be given the opportunity to work at CHW and learn under the guidance of their experienced attorneys,” Mr Mosley said. “CHW’s lawyers have a wide range of legal knowledge and adopt a practical approach that will be invaluable during the training process.

“I look forward to developing my professional skills and expanding my knowledge across various areas of the law.”

Mr Mosley graduated from Mount Saint Agnes Academy in 2015 and obtained his bachelor of laws (Upper Second Class Honours) from the University of Reading in the United Kingdom in 2018.

He completed the legal professional course at BPP University, London Holborn.

“We are delighted that Evin has joined our pupilage programme,” managing director Ernest Morrison said. “The firm is committed to training talented young pupils and we believe that they will gain valuable work experience and mentorship throughout their pupilage experience.

“We welcome Evin to our team and very much look forward to watching him progress over the course of his legal career.”

CHW recruits qualified Bermudian candidates for its pupillage programme.

The programme aims to teach a wide range of legal skills, provide mentorship from experienced senior lawyers in each seat and giving opportunities to gain meaningful practical experience in a variety of different areas of law working with both international and local clients.

CHW pupils work in a stimulating environment, which supports their professional development through to becoming fully qualified Bermuda barristers and attorneys.

More information on CHW’s pupillage programme is available at www.chw.com. Applications for pupilage should be submitted on or before May 30.