South Wales law firm JNP Legal has further expanded with a new office opening in Pontyclun.
The Merthyr headquartered firml established in 1981, now has four offices with a workforce of 55. Its other offices are in Cardiff and Nelson. The Pontyclun office is being run by director and solicitor Rebecca Rees.
JNP Legal director, Tony Williams, said: “Opening a fourth office and establishing a presence in Pontyclun has long been a part of our growth strategy. We are thrilled to extend our reach and offer our legal services to the residents of this thriving community.”
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“This expansion reflects our ongoing commitment to providing accessible and affordable legal advice to our clients.”
Moreover, Mackenzie Jones Solicitors , based in St Asaph and Menai Bridge, has opened a new office in Cheshire.
Director Andrew Foley said: “Opening in Chester was the result of the huge amount of interest and feedback we’ve received in multiple industries, particularly those purchasing or selling businesses.
“We’ve represented some major organisations, but also independent retailers and hospitality firms looking to expand, and our own growth has aligned with that.
“As a result, we have taken on new staff and will require more, particularly on the administrative side.”
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Employing more than 30 firm director Sara Parry said: “Commercial activity has increased significantly but we’ve also seen that in other areas of the company, including wills and probate and conveyancing, so it’s an incredibly busy time for us.”
Darwin Gray
In other legal news charity Cancer Research Wales has appointed commercial law firm Darwin Gray as its legal team to support its exciting expansion plans.
Established in 1966, Cancer Research Wales is an independent charity and the only one wholly dedicated to funding cancer research in Wales, for Wales. The charity currently has 10 retail sites across Wales and will be opening three new shops in North Wales in the coming months.
As part of its growth plans, Cancer Research Wales is also aiming to open two more stores in south east Wales this year.
Cancer Research Wales’ chief operations officer, Alison Yandall, said: “At Cancer Research Wales, our vision is a Wales united against cancer through world-class research. With exciting expansion plans in the pipeline, we are delighted to be working with Darwin Gray as our legal advisors.”
Managing partner of Cardiff headquartered Darwin Gray, Fflur Jones, said: “We are delighted to be working with Cancer Research Wales to support their expansion. With our offices in both Cardiff and Bangor, we are able to support both remotely and locally, wherever we are needed. We are looking forward to building on this relationship and helping them to achieve their vision for the people of Wales.”