Bond Dickinson reports solid growth

The two law firms that merged to create Bond Dickinson have both published a strong set of results for the 2012-2013 year.

Turnover for Bond Pearce and Dickinson Dees grew to £50.3m and £48m respectively which would give a combined turnover of £98.3m.

Jonathan Blair, managing partner of Bond Dickinson said: “The financial results reveal solid growth for both legacy firms. The turnover for both Bond Pearce and Dickinson Dees grew to £50.3m and £48m respectively, which would give us a combined turnover of £98.3m, placing us at around number 35 of the top 100 UK law firms*. Our ambition is to build on this growth as we take the new firm forward.

“We are very pleased with the growth achieved by both firms in this last financial year, which provides a strong platform for our first year of trading as Bond Dickinson LLP. We have already been successful in being re-appointed to several panels along with a number of other panel wins.”

Nick Page, chairman of Bond Dickinson added: “We remain focused on maintaining outstanding levels of service for our clients. We are working closely with many clients within our core sectors to see what more we can do for them and are supporting our national client base with the increased capability we can now offer them as Bond Dickinson.”

*Bond Pearce and Dickinson Dees merged on 1 May 2013, therefore financial results reported reflect the last year of trading as separate firms.

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