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Take 5

The ties that bind – Take 5 offers a bite-sized compilation of five UK firms that are connected by a particular theme, which may be serious or light-hearted. The key word here is ‘eclectic’; the firms might be united by practice area, location or just the fact that they have names that would score well in scrabble. It’s a fun exercise for us – perhaps you’d like to give it a go too? If you can think up a category, and select five firms that fit within it, by all means send it in to info@lawcareers.net. You might find yourself featuring in LC.N Weekly! So take five and read Take 5.

This week's Take 5

Piece of history

Delving back into the past, here are five firms that used to go by entirely different names before their respective mergers (new names in brackets):

Previous Take 5s

Courtship

Here's our contribution to February's corporate extravaganza; five firms with names tenuously linked to Valentine's Day!

Three is a magic number

These five firms are all the better for the trio of letters at the front of their names:

Bite of the big apple

As a trainee, you could find yourself on secondment to New York at one of the following five firms:

West Cowntry

These five firms all have a base in Bristol and boast specialisms in agriculture:

Shard Times

What are we gherkin on about? These five firms all have offices near famous landmarks, that’s what!

Leveson luminaries

The following 5 chambers have featured in the Leveson inquiry, with their barristers representing key players:

Scrooge LLP

Deck the halls; here are 5 firms with vaguely Christmassy names. See if you can guess what we’re driving at:

Irish eyes

What’s the craic? Here are five law firms with a network office in Dublin:
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