A global legal services firm whose roots date back to the 1880s in Birmingham has moved to a new office in the city.
Intellectual property specialist Marks & Clerk has relocated to a new base at 45 Church Street.
The firm advises university spinouts, small companies and large corporations on matters of intellectual property, working in sectors such as automotive, life sciences, chemistry, electronics, food and drink and manufacturing.
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It employs patent and trade mark attorneys, lawyers and other consultants.
Birmingham office managing partner John Ferdinand said: "Our Birmingham office has deep roots in the city, dating back to our founding in 1887.
"This relocation not only reinforces our long-standing commitment to the region, and to supporting the diverse industries that drive its economy, it provides a collaborative space where our team can continue to grow in the ever-evolving intellectual property landscape."
