The North: Getting it right in Manchester is crucial for many of the national firms' wider ambitions. Stumble on home turf and the chances are that the repercussions will be felt nationally. Charlie Wright looks at the nationals' fortunes in the northwest and talks to the Manchester decision-makers
January 18, 2006 at 07:03 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
As one of the UK’s largest regional markets – behind only London and Birmingham in its value to legal advisers – the need for the major national law firms to get their strategies right in Manchester is obvious.
Similarly, it is clear that failure – or even a perceived loss of direction – in the Manchester market could have serious repercussions for those firms with interests beyond the local market.
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