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Eversheds

Eversheds LLP
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Headquarters London, United Kingdom
No. of offices 55
No. of lawyers Approximately 1,800
No. of employees Approximately 4,000
Major practice areas General practice, Commercial Practise
Key people

Bryan Hughes
(Chief Executive)

Paul Smith
(Chairman)

Alan Murphy
Revenue £382 million (2013/14)
Profit per equity partner £729,000 (2013/14)
Date founded 1988 (by merger)
Company type Limited liability partnership
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Eversheds

Bryan Hughes
(Chief Executive)

Paul Smith
(Chairman)

Eversheds LLP is a British multinational law firm headquartered in London. It is one of the 50 largest law firms in the world measured by revenues. In 2013/14 it achieved total revenues of £382 million, making it the 12th-largest UK-based law firm by this measurement, and profits per equity partner of £729,000. It employs around 1,220 lawyers and around 1,745 other staff in 55 offices in major cities across Africa, Asia, Europe and the Middle East.

Eversheds was originally established in 1988 by a four-way merger between Manchester-based Alexander Tatham & Co, Sheffield-based Broomheads & Neals, Norwich-based Daynes Hill & Perks and Birmingham-based Evershed & Tomkinson. Later in 1988 the combined firm merged with Newcastle upon Tyne-based Ingledew Botterell Roche & Temperley. In 1989 the firm merged with Cardiff-based Philips & Buck and Nottingham-based Wells & Hind. In 1990 the firm merged with Leeds-based Hepworth & Chadwick. In 1991 the firm merged with Ipswich-based Turner Martin & Symes. In 1992 the firm rebranded all of its member firms with the prefix 'Eversheds', the names of which were shortened to just 'Eversheds' in 1995. Eversheds merged with Bristol-based Holt Philips in 1994 and the London and Brussels offices of Jacques & Lewis in 1995. In May 1996 the insurance, corporate and property groups of London-based Waltons & Morse joined Eversheds. In August 1997 Eversheds merged with Newcastle upon Tyne-based Wilkinson Maughan. In May 1998 Eversheds formed an alliance with Copenhagen-based Sandal Lunoe and acquired the London, Paris, Sofia and Moscow offices of Frere Cholmeley Bischoff. In November 1998 Eversheds merged with Cambridge-based Palmer Wheeldon. In 2000 Eversheds merged with Newcastle upon Tyne-based Linsley & Mortimer and financially integrated all of its UK offices.


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