News Article Published:
Friday, 03 July 2009
Category:
Professional Services
Legal
Addleshaw Goddard has outlined its plans for future growth and creating stronger ties with FTSE 100 firms are central to its goals.
The company's new five-year plan will focus on growing its legal services to four main sectors, Legal Week reports.
Financial services, retail and consumer, public sector and real estate are the areas that Addleshaw is set to concentrate on, although it is likely to mainly work on its associations with the UK's biggest firms.
"We want deeper, broader relationships with larger clients - FTSE 100 and similar - where we are making real progress," managing partner Paul Devitt told the publication.
"Focusing on these sector areas can really make a difference to the service we offer our clients across the board."
Meanwhile, Addleshaw has been awarded a place on the main panel of Barclays, joining firms like Clifford Chance, DLA Piper and Linklaters.
Firms are appointed to the panel for two-year terms.
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