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Redundancy watch: Parabis Law consolidates after mergers and closes Bristol and Colchester outposts

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Legal Business · · 1 min read
Law firm management Parabis Group

After two months of placing its regional offices under consultation, Parabis Law has decided to close its Bristol and Colchester offices.

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