Knights advances with 'significant' office switch
A national legal and professional services firm has unveiled an office move.
Knights is switching to Nottingham’s Waterfront House.
The base will replace an existing Electric Avenue hub in the city, with bosses saying it marks a “significant step in its long-term commitment” to the East Midlands.
They add it will have capacity for more than 80 staff and include an entertaining and event space designed to host client legal updates, briefings and wider business networking.
The firm is expected to move into its new base in early summer.
Jessica Neyt, regional client services director, said: “Being at the heart of the business community brings us closer to clients and gives us the ideal platform to deepen relationships, attract top talent and continue delivering exceptional professional services across the East Midlands.”
Knights’ office estate stretches across the UK, with bases in towns and cities including Brighton, Carlisle, Leicester, Newcastle, Portsmouth, Stoke, Stockton-on-Tees and York.
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