Round-up: Many Midlands law firms have bucked the recent trend to clock up increased profits, while Nottingham's Browne Jacobson has stormed the lucrative Birmingham market. But Hammonds and national giant Eversheds are faring less well in the region's commercial hub. Charlie Wright rounds up the regional news
July 13, 2005 at 08:03 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
It is results season – that time of year when firms scramble to put a positive spin, no matter what, on the firm’s performance for the year.
And the latest set of financial results recently unveiled by law firms in the Midlands will have made encouraging reading, with profits at many regional firms picking up after a number of fallow years.
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