Partner Article
HRC Law strengthens global network as Brexit edges closer
Full-service commercial law firm, HRC Law LLP, has its sights set on international reach as it joins LawPact® - the international association of independent business law firms.
LawPact is an international association and network of over 60 like-minded independent business law firms based in North America, South America, Europe, Asia and the Pacific Region. The firms are committed to providing legal advice in an efficient, cost-effective and client-friendly way.
As a member of the LawPact® international association of independent business law firms, HRC Law can ensure that its clients are provided with access to seamless legal advice across most jurisdictions in the world, as well as assist overseas businesses who are looking to set up or operate in the UK. LawPact membership also offers insight into business law firm best practices in client service, financial management, technology and more.
Richard Life, Commercial and Corporate Law Partner at HRC Law, said:
“Having access to a network of top-quality business law firms around the world means we can support our clients’ growth – many of whom operate internationally and will require advice in another jurisdiction. It also opens up opportunities for us to help overseas clients who are looking to set up or operate in the UK and allows us to build strong relationships with lawyers in the other member firms.”
HRC Law has steadily grown and continues to recruit technically excellent lawyers. It provides clear, sector-focused advice to its expanding client base. The firm is just about to celebrate its 5th birthday.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by HRC Law .
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