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'''McGrigors''' is a leading Scottish law firm (known as [[McGrigor Donald]] until 2004). According to ''[[The Lawyer]]'', McGrigors is the second largest Scottish law firm by revenue (2006), and [[List of largest UK law firms|49th largest in the United Kingdom]].<ref>[http://business.scotsman.com/management/Standard-Life-float-helps-keep.2806046.jp The Scotsman], 29 August 2006</ref> | '''McGrigors''' is a leading Scottish law firm (known as [[McGrigor Donald]] until 2004). According to ''[[The Lawyer]]'', McGrigors is the second largest Scottish law firm by revenue (2006), and [[List of largest UK law firms|49th largest in the United Kingdom]].<ref>[http://business.scotsman.com/management/Standard-Life-float-helps-keep.2806046.jp The Scotsman], 29 August 2006</ref> | ||
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| + | In 2012, McGrigors merged with [[Pinsent Masons]]<ref> James Swift [http://www.thelawyer.com/revealed-mcgrigors-and-pinsent-masons-moot-282m-merger-/1010990.article Revealed: McGrigors and Pinsent Masons moot £282m merger] ''The Lawyer'', 19 January 2012, accessed 22 October 2014 </ref> for a fee of £20.6m. Since the deal, revenue was up by 40% in 2012/13. <ref> Kate Beioley [http://www.thelawyer.com/analysis/the-lawyer-management/financial-news/pinsent-masons-spent-20m-on-revenue-boosting-merger/3015893.article Pinsent Masons spent £20m on revenue-boosting merger] ''The Lawyer'', 5 February 2014, accessed 22 October 2014 </ref> | ||
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Latest revision as of 15:27, 4 September 2015
McGrigors is a leading Scottish law firm (known as McGrigor Donald until 2004). According to The Lawyer, McGrigors is the second largest Scottish law firm by revenue (2006), and 49th largest in the United Kingdom.[1]
In 2012, McGrigors merged with Pinsent Masons[2] for a fee of £20.6m. Since the deal, revenue was up by 40% in 2012/13. [3]
Contents
Lobbying
Offices
The firm's principal office is in Edinburgh, and it has further offices in London, Glasgow, Belfast, Aberdeen, Manchester, Qatar and the Falkland Islands. [4] The firm also previously had an office in Azerbaijan relating to the firm's energy practice.
Clients
As of September 2011, McGrigors' client list comprises 35 per cent of the FTSE 100 and 40 AIM-listed companies. It works 'with everyone from multinationals to government and local authorities, as well as ambitious SMEs in the public and private sectors'. [5]
Affiliations
Member of the Nuclear Industry Association
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People
McGrigors' Management Team
- Richard Masters - Managing Partner
- Kirk Murdoch - Senior Partner
- Tim Salmon - Chief Operating Officer
- Christine McLintock - Risk & Knowledge Management Partner
- Gary Freer - Non-Executive Partner
Business Group Heads
- Katharine Hardie - Real Estate
- James Bullock - RAS
- Michael Watson - Finance & Projects
- John Rutherford - Corporate
Sector heads
- Bob Ruddiman - Energy
- Jason Collins - Professional and Financial Services
- Michael Watson - Infrastructure
Directors
- Phil Berwick - Tax disputes and investigations team
- Heather Self - Tax team (London)
- Andy Brown - Tax disputes and investigations team
- Tom Cartwright - Tax team
- Ray McCann - Tax team (London)
- Joe Quinn - Tax disputes and investigations team (London)
External links
Notes
- ↑ The Scotsman, 29 August 2006
- ↑ James Swift Revealed: McGrigors and Pinsent Masons moot £282m merger The Lawyer, 19 January 2012, accessed 22 October 2014
- ↑ Kate Beioley Pinsent Masons spent £20m on revenue-boosting merger The Lawyer, 5 February 2014, accessed 22 October 2014
- ↑ Offices, McGrigors, acc Sept 2011
- ↑ About us, acc Sept 2011
