Now that Pinsent Curtis Biddle has made its long-awaited debut in the city, Manchester boasts a full house of leading national players. James Lumley looks at the burgeoning competition
February 13, 2002 at 07:03 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
When Pinsent Curtis Biddle announced that it was to open up in Manchester at the end of last year it meant that every serious national firm was now based in the city.
Like Leeds, Manchester now has the full house of national firms. Hammond Suddards Edge, DLA, Pinsent Curtis Biddle, Eversheds and Addleshaw Booth & Co all now operate out of Manchester, Leeds, London and, with the exception of Addleshaws, Birmingham.
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