A local law firm has recently acquired another firm based in Richmond.

With offices in Lymington, Richmond, Southampton and London, law firm Moore Blatch has purchased Calvert Smith & Sutcliffe. It coincides with a time of expansion for Moore Blatch, coming just after their recent announcement of their move to Chandlers Ford.

Calvert Smith & Sutcliffe currently employ 25 people and will continue to work from their Richmond-based office.

Commenting on the purchase was David Thompson. The managing partner of the Moore Blatch stated: “Calvert Smith & Sutcliffe is a long established law firm providing professional and practical advice to individuals and businesses in West London. Their highly respected lawyers will complement our team in Richmond and across the South of England.”

Also sharing her thoughts on the acquisition was Director of Calvert Smith & Sutcliffe, Janette Davies. She stated: “Moore Blatch shares in our values and ethos to deliver a bespoke personal service and clients will continue to receive that high level of service and expertise. The merger also means clients, whether individuals or businesses, with be able to access a wider range of specialisms than before.”

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