LCF Barber Titleys transforms Harrogate office following merger
Harrogate law firm Barber Titleys has now completed a full rebrand after merging with LCF Law this summerto create one of the region’s leading legal practices with 120 employees across four offices.
The company, which is now known as LCF Barber Titleys, has had its offices on North Park Road in Harrogate town centre remodelled and designed in line with LCF Law’s corporate identity which features prominently across its offices in Leeds, Bradford and Ilkley.
As part of the rebrand, LCF Barber Titleys also has a new logo and website.
LCF Barber Titleys employs a team of 25 in Harrogate and specializes in providing property, planning and personal legal advice to clients throughout North Yorkshire.
Simon Stell, managing partner at LCF Law, said: “The announcement of our merger in August was very well-received and it is already benefitting both new and existing clients in Harrogate and across the rest of our offices, which are taking advantage of the enhanced range of services and skill-sets now on offer particularly in Corporate, Dispute Resolution and Contested Wills and Estates.
“This rebrand marks the final stage of the merger and we felt it was very important to include the name Barber Titleys, which is very reputable in North Yorkshire and continues to portray the values and expertise that the company is renowned for.
“The transformation of the Harrogate office also looks fantastic and we’re looking forward to building our client base further in the town as well as expanding the team with several new positions being created over the coming months.”
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