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Halliwells agrees £20m bank terms and locks in partner capital
Halliwells has renegotiated nearly £20m of bank finance facilities in a move that frees the firm from previous terms requiring it ...
11 Feb 2010 | 00:01
Halliwells partner quits Manchester base as firm launches planning team
Halliwells is set to lose a partner in Manchester with the resignation of healthcare specialist Christopher Briggs, while the firm ...
9 February 2010 | 11:54
Halliwells equity partner seeks advice in dispute over exit terms
Halliwells is set to lose its last equity partner in London, with outgoing City corporate recovery head David Grant turning to Herb...
28 January 2010 | 00:01
OTHER NEWS
- Kennedys seals hire of 70-strong Halliwells team for Sheffield launch
- Halliwells faces three more partner exits as revenues fall by 16%
- Halliwells partner trio quit to launch new base for insurance specialist
- Trio of UK firms consider outsourcing in effort to cut costs
- Halliwells partners consult counsel over departure terms
- Halliwells to ask some partners to work out 12 months' notice
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Commentary: Kennedys thinks national with ambitious launch in Sheffield
Who says insurance is the slow lane of commercial law? Certainly not Kennedys which, not content with breaking into the UK top 50 last year on the back of 30% revenue growth, in December secured itself an early Christmas present with a deal to take on...
13 Jan 2010 | 11:12 | 
Editor's comment: The bottom line
It is not easy running a business in tough times, and that goes double when you are in the media glare, so we should start by giving Halliwells the benefit of the doubt. Nevertheless there is no doubt the firm is facing its fair share of challenges ri...
23 Sep 2009 | 11:45
Editor's Comment: High noon, mid-tier
Tough times for mid-tier law firms have long been predicted but the doom-mongering has proved, until recently, consistently premature. Perhaps that is because this is a band of firms that is defined mainly by what it is not (international or boutique)...
26 Jun 2008 | 06:47 |
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