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H1 2015/16: Watson Farley points to lateral hires as revenues grow 5%

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Legal Business · 3 December 2015 · 2 min read
Financial results Watson Farley & Williams

Watson Farley & Williams (WFW) said its investment in lateral hires has seen revenues improve as the firm posted 5% growth in half-year revenues for the period to October 31. WFW posted global turnover at £59.5m, and said on a currency by currency basis, its turnover is up 7%.

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