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Browne Jacobson office move

29 Mar 202260 Seconds

The firm has signed a lease for a new Birmingham office

Browne Jacobson is relocating its Birmingham office to flagship office development, 103 Colmore Row. The firm has signed a ten-year lease for 12,146sq ft on the 15th floor. The firm plans to relocate its 185-strong Birmingham-based team by the end of Q3 2022. Managing partner Richard Medd (pictured, r to l, with head of Birmingham office, James Tait) said the move reflects the firm’s “long term commitment to grow our Birmingham team, continue to deliver exceptional client service and attract and retain the best talent we can”.

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