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DTM Legal celebrates 8th birthday
Law firm DTM Legal has celebrated the firm’s 8th birthday at a special event in Liverpool City Centre this week.
Businesses from across the city including Grant Thornton, Vast Visibility, Handelsbanken and Atmore Group attended the event which was held at the newly opened District House on Water Street.
DTM Legal was established in Chester in 2008 and opened its Liverpool office in The Plaza in August 2013.
Richard Thomas, partner at DTM Legal, said: “We’re delighted to be celebrating our 8th birthday surrounded by our clients and contacts in Liverpool City Centre. DTM has gone from strength to strength over the last eight years and we’re so pleased to be celebrating the success of both our Liverpool and Chester offices in the city of Liverpool for the first time.
“DTM has grown and developed significantly since we established our practice in 2008, which is a real testament to the fantastic team we have at DTM.
“DTM continuously invests in new talent which enables us to constantly develop our expertise in complex sectors like construction and corporate finance and we look forward to continuing to enhance the commercial legal services we provide to our business clients in the coming years.”
DTM Legal works closely with clients to provide a broad spectrum of legal advice on issues including corporate and commercial, commercial property, construction, business recovery, employment, intellectual property and business disputes.
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