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Clarion recruits

12 Dec 202260 Seconds

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Yorkshire law firm Clarion has announced it is recruiting for 15 roles, after being named the third fastest growing law firm in Europe. Clarion was recognised for having achieved the third highest level of organic growth over the last five financial years. Revenue has increased by more than four fifths (85.2 per cent) since 2017. The firm also saw a significant rise in the size of its team which grew from 140 five years ago to 295 now – an uplift of over 110 per cent.

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