Shoosmiths financial results 2018-2019

July, 2019 - Milton Keynes, England

UK law firm Shoosmiths today announced another year of strong financial results for 2018/19, with revenue up 7 per cent year-on-year to £137.6 million and net profit up 6 per cent to £37.9 million.

Commenting on the results, Simon Boss, CEO of Shoosmiths said:

“These results represent another year of continued strong growth with our revenue up 7 per cent and our profit for the year up 6 per cent. The market continues to be challenging, both economically and politically, but it’s good to see our growth continuing year-on-year.

“A key part of our strategy is to grow our Corporate practice. This has been one of our standout performers over this period, alongside good performance from all the other practice areas. The Corporate team has seen revenues grow 12 per cent over the year and we’ve strengthened our team with the hire of five new corporate partners: James Klein, Simon Briggs, David Harrison, Alexandra Triptree and Nicholas Iliff.

“Aligned to our vision to become the leading UK law firm famous for its client experience, we have had significant growth in all our locations with strong progress in London, Manchester, Leeds and Scotland. Further investment and expansion is planned as we strengthen our presence and teams across the UK. Alongside this we have moved into larger premises in existing locations as our business continues to grow.

“During the year we’ve also introduced a new range of tech-based innovations designed with our clients in mind, such as Matters+, an innovative legal management solution for in-house lawyers to help teams track, analyse and manage their workload. We continue to innovate to develop smart solutions to help both our clients and improve Shoosmiths’ efficiency and the client experience.

“Looking ahead, we will continue to implement and drive our strategy and ambitious growth plan, to increase our share of the UK legal market through organic growth and careful expansion of our teams and services to meet client demand and needs.”

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