Aycliffe expansion for Stockton-based corporate law firm
A Teesside law firm is targeting growth with the launch of an office in County Durham.
With its new site at Aycliffe Business Park, Endeavour Partnership is looking to bring ‘city-level’ legal services to the region between Newcastle and Leeds.
The Stockton-based firm was founded in 1999 by four partners. It provides advice on business law matters ranging from mergers, acquisitions and intellectual property to employment, pensions and corporate recovery.
Paul Bury, co-founder and managing partner at Endeavour Partnership, said: “We already work with a number of key clients in Newton Aycliffe, and we want to expand on that.
“We know there’s very much a community feel to Aycliffe, but we also know there are a lot of firms who don’t know about the level of services we provide.”
He continued: “You don’t need to go to Leeds or Newcastle to access so-called ‘city-level’ legal services. We have a team of highly-experienced corporate lawyers who can cover every aspect of business law.”
The new office is located in the Xcel Centre at the heart of the business park.
It will be led by Aycliffe resident Sharon Hutchinson, managing director and chair of the Darlington Business Club.
Sharon commented: “I’ve lived in Newton Aycliffe all my life, so to see this excitement and optimism around the business park is fantastic.
“There’s so much good stuff going on in the area and we feel we have a contribution to make to that.”
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