How is Warwick Legal Network managed?
The business of the Legal Network is managed in accordance with WLN Articles and Membership Terms.
Warwick Legal Network Limited is registered in England under No. 7104157 as an international association of independent law firms. Its registered office is at Camburgh House, 27 New Dover Road, Canterbury, Kent CT1 3DN, England.
The WLN Board members are:
Renata Warchoł-Lewicka
renata.lewicka@gsw.com.pl
WLN Board Roles: Chair, Marketing, Website, Member Relations
Randy Whitmeyer
rwhitmeyer@morningstarlawgroup.com
WLN Board Roles: Finance, Legal & IPR, External Alliances
Mario Van Santvoort
mario.van.santvoort@everest-law.com
WLN Board Roles: Member Relations, New Members, Finance, WLN Next
There are two members of administrative staff supporting the daily running of the network:
Oliwia Mączka
WLN Manager
manager@warwicklegal.com
Clare Mason
WLN Events Coordinator
cm@warwicklegal.com
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