Corporate deals worth £125m-plus in law firm’s ‘busiest year ever’
Thursfields Solicitors has recorded its busiest-ever 12 months of corporate activity, providing legal guidance on 29 deals worth a total of more than £125m.
Deals which Thursfields worked in the last year have included advising shareholders on the sale of technology specialists cloudThing to Kerv, the sale of PCMS Eng Group to the British Engineering Services Group, and the sale of CJN Insurance to The County Group.
Meanwhile, Thursfields advised creative agency DRPG on its acquisition of screen content specialists A-Vision UK, and advised Tenn Holdings on the acquisition of data company National Business Register.
The company also advised the management team of technology firm Smartbox on their joint acquisition of Smartbox with social care company Caretech plc.
Gareth Burge, director and head of corporate at Thursfields, said: “The last 12 months have been our busiest ever, and the team has worked incredibly hard to ensure all projects were finished to our usual high quality.
“During the pandemic, we completed a total of 29 deals worth over £125m and consolidated our position as a leading legal adviser to the owner managed business and SME market.
“As we start our new financial year, we look forward with real optimism. The local mergers and acquisitions market is looking increasingly buoyant and we have some fantastic new deals in the pipeline.”
Working with Burge on the deals were corporate director Tim Edwards, corporate and commercial director Philip Chapman, corporate associate director Fiona Boxwell, corporate associate solicitor Joe Rollins and corporate solicitor Reece De-Vaney.
