National law firm marks “milestone” anniversary with new Sheffield office launch

National law firm Freeths has announced a strategic new office opening in Sheffield as it celebrates 10 years in the city.

The launch of the new office space at St Paul’s Place, Sheffield, comes as the firm bolsters its workforce and refreshes its brand design following a period of record growth, and creates a “more modern, inclusive feel”.

With a circa 60-strong team located in the heart of the city centre, the new space will help support a culture which promotes staff wellbeing by offering “state-of-the-art” workplace technology, close transport links and networking amenities, as well as enhancing the experience for its regional clients.

This move marks a “milestone” anniversary for the firm, which has 12 locations across the UK, as it celebrates a decade of service in Sheffield.

Office managing partner John May commented: “Sheffield has proved to be a hive of activity for our business over the last 10 years and it continues to go from strength to strength.

“With a focus on client service and people development, this move to a larger office space will help as we continue to broaden our offering and capabilities for clients in the region and attract and retain the best talent.”

The modernised space will include new equipment, hotdesking systems, a café and social areas, new meeting room technology, quiet pods and breakout areas, which will secure a modern environment, suited to Freeths’ agile ways of working.

As an “ambitious and progressive” business, the expansion of the Sheffield office will support its continuous growth trajectory, in line with the rest of the firm.

By Matthew Neville – Senior Correspondent, Bdaily

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