Firm splits into Ashfords and Bevan Brittan as partners yield to tension fuelled by growth pains
June 16, 2004 at 08:03 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Bevan Ashford this week abandoned years of struggle to secure full integration between its two profits centres, with the top 50 UK firm announcing that its two halves will fully de-merge later this year.
The move, first reported on Monday (14 June) by legalweek. com, will see the Exeter, Plymouth and London (EPL) profit centre break off as a fully independent firm called Ashfords. The Bristol, Birmingham and London (BBL) profit centre will be named Bevan Brittan.
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