Holders KPMG remain the only side in the Lord’s Taverners John Bright Trophy with a 100 per cent success record this summer in their campaign to become the first side to win the corporate cricket tournament in successive seasons.Read
New cricketing territory was entered last week when Ernst & Young captain Simon Bird set a new tournament batting record and Cobbetts solicitor Richard Holmes unveiled a maverick method of run-making in the Lord’s Taverners John Bright Trophy.Read
Worcester’s largest law firm is set to get bigger still as part of a drive to strengthen its presence across the three counties of Worcestershire, Herefordshire and Gloucestershire.Read
* Irwin Mitchell is continuing in its bid to become one of the leading real estate teams in the UK with the appointment of Alex Barnes as property tax advisory partner.Read
Law firm Pinsent Masons supported The Prince’s Regeneration Trust acting by its subsidiary United Kingdom Historic Building Preservation Trust in its acquisition of Middleport Pottery in Stoke-on-Trent.Read
The chief executive of the Law Society predicted a challenging future for high street law firms at a conference on the future of legal services hosted in Birmingham.Read
Birmingham’s reputation as a major legal centre has been boosted after two law firms with a big city presence posted strong end of year financial results.Read
After making his cricketing debut for accountants KPMG in the Lord’s Taverners John Bright Trophy last Thursday, firm director Matt Collinson has announced his immediate retirement from office cricket duties.
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Birmingham law firm Eversheds has announced positive results for the financial year 2010-11, with revenues matching last year’s level of £355m and net profit increased by three per cent.Read
Eversheds today announced its results for the financial year 2010-11. Revenues matched last year’s level of £355m. Net profit increased by 3% with PEP increasing 7% to £555k.Read
Judges rather than tweeters will continue to be the arbiters of what should and should not be published about people’s private lives, according to the Solicitor General.Read
