Phillips Law Braves the Skies
Phillips Law Braves the Skies

17 April 2026

A team from Phillips Law is preparing to take on an exciting challenge this summer, skydiving for the first time in support of Victoria’s Promise.

The jump will take place on Saturday 11 July at Sarum Park in Salisbury. For everyone involved, this will be a major personal challenge and, for many, their first experience of skydiving.

Why Victoria’s Promise?

The skydive is in aid of our Charity of the Year, Victoria’s Promise.

Victoria’s Promise is a vital charity who provide practical and emotional support for young women with cancer (as well as their families). They are a local charity based in Hook, Hampshire, which is located between Phillips Law’s three offices.

To find out more, you can read our Charity of the Year announcement here: Charity of the Year 2026: Victoria’s Promise.

More Than Just a Jump

This challenge is about more than the skydive itself. It is a chance for colleagues to step outside their comfort zones, support one another and work together towards something memorable.

Support the Team

If you would like to support the team and contribute to the challenge, donations can be made here:
https://gofund.me/79f64643b

Meet the Team Taking Part

Kate Atkinson – Partner and Head of Residential Property

Kate Atkinson photoshopped on a skydiver.

Sophie Barton – Associate, Wills, Trusts and Probate

Sophie Barton photoshopped on a skydiver.

Matt Blankley – Paralegal, Corporate and Commercial

Matt Blankley photoshopped on a skydiver.

Chelsea Bromley – Legal Secretary, Residential Property

Chelsea Bromley photoshopped on a skydiver.

Sabiqa Umer – Paralegal, Commercial Property

Sabiqa Umer photoshopped on a skydiver.

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