Blood in the water
When Lee Crowder took the decision to move from its Edgbaston base back to the city centre in 1997, the managing partners of Birmingham’s mid-tier firms had a few words of greeting for its then managing partner Joel Kordon: “You’re in the shark pool now,” he was warned. “And we’re going to eat you.”
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