Wednesday, December 4, 2024

Irwin Mitchell to open new office in Nottingham

Irwin Mitchell is opening a new office in Nottingham as it continues to invest in growth across the UK.

Earlier this year the firm opened a Brighton office and confirmed deals to invest in Scottish law firm Wright, Johnston & Mackenzie and to acquire Silk Family Law in the Northeast of England. The firm also posted record revenue of more than £300m for the first time for FY24.

The law firm is building on the success of its recent regional consulting office expansion following similar openings in Brighton, Cardiff and Liverpool in recent years.

The new Nottingham office on City Gate East in the city centre provides Irwin Mitchell colleagues with a base to work with existing clients in the East Midlands region as well as grow the firms network to become part of the local community.

The new office presents a strong growth opportunity for a full-service firm like Irwin Mitchell with more than 1.5m people living in the broader East Midlands region.

Craig Marshall, Group Chief Executive at Irwin Mitchell, said: “Our new Nottingham office allows us to build on our presence in the region to meet the needs of our existing and future clients. Colleagues from all of our business units are already active in the East Midlands from personal injury and medical negligence, to private client, family and business services and we expect to see growth in all areas from the region.”

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