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Legal firm JWP expands with third office in Leeds
Legal firm JWP is expanding by opening its third office in Leeds. The firm has chosen Park House, in the heart of the city’s legal district, as its new home.
JWP was founded in 2000 and currently employs 28 people in Wakefield, Pontefract and Leeds. The firm specialises in family and personal law including licensing, road traffic defence and criminal defence.
Commenting on the move Paul Rollinson, practice director, said: “Our business was founded in Wakefield and we’ve grown a successful and well respected practice there.
“Leeds was the obvious choice for a new office when we planned to expand our reach and headcount.
“We looked at lots of office space in the city, but the facilities and level of finish at Park House was far superior to anything we saw.
“It’s location in the heart of the legal quarter made it an obvious choice.”
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Clare Burnett .
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