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Gateley makes approaches to secure new Scottish tie-up

Gateley makes approaches to secure new Scottish tie-up
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Kathryn McCann
9 May 2017
ScotlandLegal mergers

With the merger between its former Scottish arm and Addleshaw Goddard due to go live on 1 June, Gateley is looking at options for a new Scottish tie-up and has approached a number of firms in the market.

According to one Scottish partner, Anderson Strathern, which has offices in Edinburgh, Glasgow and East Lothian, would be the most likely option for a tie-up.

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