Scottish law firm Gillespie Macandrew has reported a 12% increase in turnover year-on-year, to £15m.
Its results for the year ending 28 February 2022 also showed that the firm has revenue levels were brought back to pre-pandemic levels of annual growth.
Based out of Edinburgh, Glasgow and Perth, the business experienced increased legal activity post lockdown, particularly in property and court-related work.
Chief executive Robert Graham-Campbell said: “We have achieved another strong set of financial results, despite challenging trading conditions and periods of lockdown in the latter part of the year.
“This is testament to the quality of our practice, together with the resilience of our staff in adapting to periods of enforced home working and in continuing to support and advise our clients effectively.”
The firm’s newly-appointed chair Michael Shaw added: “These excellent results reflect both the hard work and commitment of all our staff throughout the year and a period of increased transactional activity towards the end of last year in many of our market leading teams.”
The firm continues to develop its sustainability programme, following its latest carbon footprint measurement report, and has already taken steps at each of its premises to mitigate environmental impact. It also works with clients to support their own environmental initiatives, including renewable energy projects and woodland creation.
Gillespie Macandrew advises clients on all areas of land and rural business, private client, commercial property, energy, tax and disputes.
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