Boyes Turner - represented by Andrew Chalkley and Paul Brent (pictured) - was viewed as the clear winner. The firm was distinguished by creating a long-term strategy to operate in a difficult commercial environment. Key to this was investment in the firm's contentious practice, which now constitutes 55% of turnover, with Boyes Turner building its practice across intellectual property (IP), personal injury, property litigation and professional negligence.
December 13, 2012 at 07:03 PM
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