Following a challenging year, the U.K.-listed law firm also cited the impact of COVID on its regional offices as a reason for the financial slowdown.
May 23, 2022 at 06:27 AM
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U.K.-listed law firm Ince has attributed a dip in its 2022 revenue to a recent cyber attack, as well as other recent events.
The firm’s unaudited revenue for the financial year to March 2022 was “approximately” £97 million, according to a trading update published to the London Stock Exchange, a dip of just over £3 million on 2021, when it posted a £100.2 million top line.
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