Stephenson Harwood has postponed plans to move into new London headquarters, with the City firm instead opting to extend its current lease on One St. Paul's Churchyard until 2013. The top 40 firm was expected to move into new premises in either Bath House, Holborn or 107 Cheapside in 2011 but has decided against a move for financial reasons.
August 07, 2008 at 12:43 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Stephenson Harwood has postponed plans to move into new London headquarters, with the City firm instead opting to extend its current lease on One St. Paul’s Churchyard until 2013.
The top 40 firm was expected to move into new premises in either Bath House, Holborn or 107 Cheapside in 2011 but has decided against a move for financial reasons.
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