Speaking to Legal Week in Hill Dickinson's plush new City headquarters in Broadgate Tower, managing partner Peter Jackson reflects on the rationale behind the switch of premises. The poor conditions at Irongate House, its former London home, had long been a sore point for the people working there, leading to accusations that the Liverpool-headquartered firm's northern lawyers were getting preferential treatment.
October 03, 2013 at 07:03 PM
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Speaking to Legal Week in Hill Dickinson’s plush new City headquarters in Broadgate Tower, managing partner Peter Jackson reflects on the rationale behind the switch of premises.
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