Business law firm DWF has announced that the aggregate value of its deals since the start of the year has reached £700 million. The team are ranked number one in the North West and are ranked in the top 10 nationally for the second successive quarter according to global information services company, Experian.
The firm has seen a notable increase in the quantity and value of deals it has advised over the last two quarters. Significant deals in Liverpool included advising on the acquisition of Wrekin Grain Limited by Wynnstay Plc and a substantial investment deal for IOTA Nanosolutions Limited made by Unilever.
Nationally DWF has advised firms including Countrywide, MBO of Money Plus Group, WH Australia Pty Limited, Leonard Curtis Group, the AIM listed marketing firm Altitude PLC, Burton Food and First Milk.
Gareth McIntegart Head of DWF’s Corporate Team in Liverpool said: "We are very pleased at the pace of our growth.
"It's still a tough market but the deals pipeline is looking healthy and we are finding that by focusing on our clients we can achieve great results.
"I am looking forward to building on our strong record and continuing to play our part in the growth of the Liverpool City Region"
Stephen Houston National Head of DWF’s Corporate Team said: "I am delighted to see that the DWF Corporate Team continues to demonstrate its resilience and strength in the second quarter of this year maintaining its position as a top ranked deal maker in the region.
"We continue to demonstrate that we are a "go to" firm for clients who want lawyers who will make things happen for them.
"We have a strong, innovative team who know how to deliver what clients want - that’s why clients keep coming to us."
DWF continued its impressive growth by posting a 35% increase in net profit and a 15% rise in turnover to £83 million for its year ending April 2011. Earlier in the year DWF was named National Law Firm of the Year in the 2011 Legal Business Awards.
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