arch.law expands with new London hub

arch.law has announced a milestone expansion with the opening of a new London collaboration hub at 8 Bishopsgate, strengthening its presence in the city’s financial district. 

The move reflects the firm’s commitment to high-quality workspace for its growing client base and legal professionals.

The London hub adds to arch.law’s network of collaboration hubs across Birmingham, Manchester, Leeds and London’s Mayfair Place, alongside its international operations in Australia and Canada.

The investment is accompanied by two key senior appointments. Matt Davidson joins as head of finance, bringing over 14 years of experience, most recently at AFG Law. 

Meanwhile, Rebekah Leech has been promoted to head of legal, risk and compliance, following her tenure as a commercial litigation solicitor with arch.law’s London-based team.

arch.law continues to drive technology-led legal services, providing a platform for entrepreneurial firms, teams and individual practitioners to focus on delivering legal expertise while growing their practices without traditional management burdens.

Andrew Leaitherland, chief executive officer of arch.law, said: “The new 8 Bishopsgate collaboration hub represents a significant milestone in our commitment to supporting both clients and members.

“Establishing a presence in the heart of the city’s financial district underscores our position as a leader in the rapidly evolving legal marketplace. 

“In an era where client and member interaction is more important than ever this Hub exemplifies our commitment to providing collaborative spaces that empower our members to deliver exceptional service. 

“The premium quality of 8 Bishopsgate reflects our continued investment in the resources and support essential to our distributed law firm model.

“Investing in our senior operational capabilities has been another key priority for the last 12 months and I’m delighted to welcome Matt and congratulate Rebekah on her new role. 

“They join our previous key appointment last October with Beth Livesey appointed as chief marketing officer.” 

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