Law firm opens 'new chapter' with office move
A law firm says it has begun an “exciting new chapter” after completing an office move.
Price Slater Gawne has moved to a larger base in Altrincham.
Bosses say the switch will provide space for its 100-plus team and support “current operations and future expansion”.
Based in the Greater Manchester town’s Barrington Road, the office stands close to Price Slater Gawne’s former home in The Downs, and adds to sister sites in Chester and London.
Chris Gawne, director at the firm, which provides services across areas including clinical negligence, wealth protection, Court of Protection, divorce and family law, said: “Barrington Road will be the start of an exciting new chapter.
“The move is a significant achievement and cause for celebration, reflecting the progress we’ve made so far and our ambitions for the future.”
Fellow director Mark Slater added: “Our people have always been our greatest strength, and so attracting exceptional talent will always remain a key priority.
“We wanted to create a high-quality workplace that our people genuinely enjoy coming to – one that supports wellbeing, encourages group working and provides room for professional growth.”
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