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{{Law firms of the United Kingdom}} |
{{Law firms of the United Kingdom}} |
Revision as of 15:33, 7 June 2011
Headquarters | Manchester, United Kingdom |
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No. of offices | Four[1] |
No. of lawyers | Approximately 325[2] |
Major practice areas | General practice |
Revenue | £43.8m (2010) |
Company type | LLP |
Website | www.cobbetts.com |
Cobbetts LLP is a law firm in England, with offices in Birmingham, Leeds, London and Manchester. Its main areas of work are dispute resolution, real estate, corporate and employment law[3]
History
Cobbetts was originally founded in Manchester during the first half of the nineteenth century as Cobbett, Wheeler and Cobbett by the sons of William Cobbett, the journalist and polemicist. It became Cobbett Leak Almond after the acquisition of Leak Almond and Parkinson in 1987.[4] The firm shortened its name to simply 'Cobbetts' in 1996.
Further mergers with Read Hind Stewart of Leeds[5] and Lee Crowder of Birmingham[6] followed in 2002 and 2004 respectively. The London office was opened in 2004[7] to service corporate clients acquired through niche Manchester firm Fox Brooks Marshall [8] in 2003.