Cheltenham law firm sees turnover increase by £5 million
A Cheltenham law firm ranked as the most active in the region in mergers and acquisitions – and has revealed an increase in turnover of £5 million too.
Tim Ward, head of corporate based at Harrison Clark Rickerbys.
Rod Thomas, managing partner at Harrison Clark Rickerbys.
One of the biggest law firms operating in Gloucestershire has revealed an increase in turnover of £5 million, in annual results it has otherwise called ‘satisfactory’.
Harrison Clark Rickerbys, which has a major presence in Cheltenham, has just published its most recent annual results, showing turnover rose from £33.9 million in 2019 to £39 million in 2020.
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