Takeover boosts law firm's 'heavyweight reputation'
A law firm has expanded with a takeover.
Sintons has bought Cumbria Employment Solicitors.
Officials say the move reinforces the Newcastle-headquartered firm’s “reputation as a regional heavyweight in the legal sector”.
Under the terms of the deal, Cumbria Employment Solicitors’ Michael Bauer has become a Sintons partner, with its staff integrated into Sintons’ employment team.
Operating from a Penrith base, Cumbria Employment Solicitors provides support across areas including disciplinaries, grievances, dismissals, redundancies and discrimination.
Christopher Welch, managing partner at Sintons, which has further consulting offices in Leeds, London and York, said: “We are delighted to bring Cumbria Employment Solicitors into the family.
“However, this isn’t just a talent acquisition; it is part of our drive to expand into different geographic regions by partnering with people who have a proven track record.
“This latest move, when coupled with our continued growth in Yorkshire, means we are bigger, stronger and more capable than ever.”
Michael added: “Joining forces with Sintons was the natural next step for us.
“We now have the right platform to drive the growth of our combined business across Cumbria, while still delivering the excellent – and personal – service for which we’re known.”
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