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Law firm Thorntons launches office in Inverness

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INDEPENDEN­T law firm Thorntons has opened its new Inverness office.

The premises at Beechwood Business Park is its first permanent home in the Highlands.

Inverness is the Dundee-headquarte­red company’s 14th location.

Its 13-strong-team in the Highland capital includes 10 hires who have come from Wright, Johnston and Mackenzie (WJM).

It has been operating from serviced office space since December.

Paul Adams, lead partner in Thorntons’ Inverness operation, said the firm wanted to make a “positive contributi­on to the wider community”.

He added: “It has been a busy and exciting start to the year for Thorntons in Inverness.

“We’ve appointed a strong team of senior legal figures and bright stars who have all contribute­d to the growth of our operation in just a matter of months.

“Opening the doors to our new permanent office further demonstrat­es our aspiration­s and commitment to growing our team and service offering to clients across the Highlands and islands.

“Making a positive contributi­on to the wider community will be another key focus in the weeks, months and years to come.”

Thorntons’ clients in the north include the University of the Highlands and Islands and Cabot Highlands, home to the renowned 18-hole Castle Stuart Golf links.

Thorntons managing partner Lesley Larg said: “We have supported a variety of businesses, families, and individual­s in the Highlands and islands for many years.

“Establishi­ng a permanent base in Inverness cements our commitment to the region, and will allow us to develop new and meaningful relationsh­ips.

“The Inverness area is home to a range of important sectors including tourism, food and drink and a thriving life sciences industry.

“We are confident that our skills and experience can help them to flourish further.”

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