Great news for South Yorkshire businesses as two law firms join forces

8th July 2015

After exchanging contracts mid-June, Sheffield and Doncaster law firm Taylor Bracewell completed the acquisition of the Downton Commercial Law practice on 3rd July.

As a result of this acquisition and resulting expansion for Taylor Bracewell, the firm's business, employment and dispute resolution teams in Doncaster have now moved to Downton Commercial's office premises on Ten Pound Walk. "This is a very exciting time for Taylor Bracewell" says Managing Partner Sharon Beck. "We are very much looking forward to working with Chris Downton who has taken up a consultancy position within our business team, bringing his extensive expertise and experience." "This transaction both strengthens and broadens the range of legal services that can be offered to my existing client base" says Chris Downton. For further information about the range of services offered by Taylor Bracewell, or what this acquisition means for you as a client of either firm, please contact the Taylor Bracewell team via their website (www.taylorbracewell.co.uk) or by calling 0114 2721884 / 01302 341 414.

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