Law firm expands regional portfolio with merger deal

From left: Anthony Higham, (Butcher & Barlow), Karen Baker, Mike Caplin, Kirsty Frain (Heyman) Jonathan Aldersley (Butcher & Barlow)

Butcher & Barlow, a Legal 500 law firm with 11 offices across the North West, has merged with Heyman & Co, in Leigh, known for its expertise in residential property, wills, and probate.

They say the merger creates opportunities for strategic growth.

All current members of staff at Heyman & Co will remain with the firm, ensuring continuity for clients, who will now benefit from the wider range of legal services provided by Butcher & Barlow.

Jonathan Aldersley, Senior Partner at Butcher & Barlow, said: “This merger represents a significant opportunity for Butcher & Barlow to expand our presence in the region and we look forward to working with Karen and her team.

“We are keen to integrate their respected expertise in residential property, wills and probate, which adds to, and complements, our existing offerings.

“Our combined teams will deliver even greater value to clients, while maintaining the high standards of personal service they have always enjoyed.”

Karen Baker, Managing Partner at Heyman & Co, said: “It is the right time for Heyman & Co to merge with such a well known and respected law firm like Butcher & Barlow.

“This partnership brings tremendous opportunities for both our clients and staff, and I am confident that by joining forces, we will continue to provide the trusted and expert legal advice that our clients have come to expect, with even more resources and support.”

The merger expands Butcher & Barlow’s presence in the region to 12 offices.

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