Yorkshire stalwart McCormicks is to split in two following a management buy-out by six junior equity partners at the firm's Leeds office.
January 23, 2007 at 12:20 PM
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Yorkshire stalwart McCormicks is to split in two following a management buy-out by six junior equity partners at the firm’s Leeds office, it was announced today (23 January).
The unusual move will see the six-strong group take over the partnership shares of founding partner Peter McCormick, litigation partner Neil Goodrum and corporate crime partner Geoff Rogers and relaunch the firm’s 24-year old Leeds office as Clarion Solicitors.
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