'It’s a perfect springboard for us in Birmingham' - law firm’s growth continues as it expands city office
mfg Solicitors has taken on extra space at its Birmingham office
Midlands law firm mfg Solicitors has taken on further office space in Birmingham’s Waterloo House as part of its continued growth in the region.
Having relocated its Birmingham offices to Waterloo House in February 2024, the firm’s growth has necessitated taking yet another floor to support its increasing team of lawyers and support staff.
Andrew Davies, partner and managing director of mfg Solicitors, said: “Our move to Waterloo House in 2024 was another exciting milestone for the firm and it’s proved to be hugely successful.
“Since then, we have continued to see significant growth in the city, including through new clients and adding senior appointments across our corporate, commercial property, tax and succession planning, private client and family departments.
“Taking on the additional office space allows us to maintain that growth and house more specialist teams and lawyers under one roof. It’s a perfect springboard for us in Birmingham as we enter a new chapter.”
New partners joining the firm’s Birmingham office recently include corporate solicitors Matt Smith, Philip Chapman and Nick Little, family law specialist Richard Port MBE, commercial property expert Brian Hession, tax and succession planning expert Tom Evans, private client specialist Tracy Ashby, and experienced agriculture and rural affairs specialist, Neil Harrison. Ian Sheppard has also joined the commercial litigation department as a senior associate.
With offices across Worcestershire, Shropshire and the Black Country, mfg Solicitors officially moved into Birmingham in 2018. Providing commercial advice and legal services for individuals, the business prides itself on being one of just a few in central Birmingham which provide a fully holistic service.
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