TLT is to merge with Scottish litigation specialist Anderson Fyfe, with the union and a planned launch in Northern Ireland expected to create a firm with predicted revenues of £48m and coverage of all UK legal jurisdictions. The Scottish tie-up will gift TLT offices in Glasgow and Edinburgh and will add around £3m in revenue as well as eight partners and 45 employees to TLT's existing practice in London and Bristol.
May 09, 2012 at 05:22 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
TLT is to merge with Scottish litigation specialist Anderson Fyfe, with the union and a planned launch in Northern Ireland set to create a firm with predicted revenues of £48m and coverage of all UK legal jurisdictions.
The Scottish tie-up will gift TLT offices in Glasgow and Edinburgh and will add around £3m in revenue as well as eight partners and 45 employees to TLT’s existing practice in London and Bristol.
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