Norton Rose has spent more than £8m on improvements to its offices, including £5m upgrading its information technology (IT) systems. The City firm's 2007-08 annual report shows the firm spent £8.6m on additions to its offices around the world, including £5.2m on its computer systems. It is planning to spend a further £1.5m on IT in the New Year.Accounts show the City law firm spent almost £400,000 on new furniture and fittings and £2.9m on leasehold improvements.
December 04, 2008 at 12:06 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Norton Rose has spent more than £8m on improvements to its offices, including £5m upgrading its information technology (IT) systems.
The City firm’s 2007-08 annual report shows the firm spent £8.6m on additions to its offices around the world, including £5.2m on its computer systems. It is planning to spend a further £1.5m on IT in the New Year.
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