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Law firm Winckworth Sherwood has grown its revenue to £43m, up 8.5% on the previous year.

Details: 01.May.2018

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It said it had delivered strong performances across all areas of its business.

Managing Partner Roger Fitton said: “This is a great firm-wide performance in what continues to be an uncertain economic and political environment. Our success stems from the quality of service we provide to our clients and from all our teams who focus on client service.”

The new financial year has seen three internal promotions to partner - Alexandra Dillistone (Parliamentary), Louise Lawrence (Employment), and Anna Shadbolt (Education).

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