The appointment highlights Broadfield’s commitment to growth and to continued active recruitment into its already established Infrastructure team and other parts of the firm as it prepares for domestic and international expansion.

Setting new standards in the mid-market, Broadfield intends to grow and reshape its Infrastructure and Planning team through the recruitment of high-calibre individuals.

Following the firm’s recent launch on 2 December 2024, the firm has quickly started to deliver on its strategy, starting with Dyer’s appointment just six weeks after the law firm’s unveiling and commitments to further news and developments in the coming weeks and months.

During almost 20 years with Herbert Smith Freehills, Charlotte has become an authority in infrastructure consenting, with an impressive portfolio of clients, including EDF Energy and Gatwick Airport. She brings a wealth of experience working on nationally significant infrastructure projects, including the Thames Tideway Tunnel and nuclear power plants Hinkley Point and Sizewell. In addition, Charlotte is an expert in major development schemes for clients such as Landsec, Stanhope, and Bloomberg.

Commenting on her appointment, John Hutchinson, Managing Partner of Broadfield UK, said: