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Chadwick Lawrence expands into the Northeast
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Chadwick Lawrence expands into the Northeast

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The Editor

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Chadwick Lawrence Solicitors has opened a new office in Darlington, marking a significant step in the firm’s expansion into the Northeast.

The firm’s ninth office, based in Business Central – just a two-minute walk from Darlington train station – will provide commercial, practical, and supportive legal advice to businesses and individuals across County Durham, the Tees Valley and wider region.

It will be headed up by partner and employment solicitor Daniel Krigers, who has been with the firm for over 20 years and has been a member of the management board since 2022.

Yorkshire Businesswoman partners & award headline sponsors Chadwick Lawrence is a full-service practice with a strong reputation in Yorkshire, operating for over 190 years with a national reach. Known for its commitment to employee wellbeing, the firm was named as a Sunday Times Best Place to Work in 2024.

The firm has grown strongly in Yorkshire, particularly over the past three years, approaching £20 million in revenue. The Darlington office aims to build on this success, bringing the same high standards of service and expertise to the Northeast, addressing a growing demand for accessible and reliable legal support.

In Darlington, the firm’s services will initially focus on employment support for commercial and private clients, crime and regulatory matters, and property services. It has plans to deliver a full-service offering in the future, with a growing team to support this.

On the new venture, Daniel said: "Opening our Darlington office marks an exciting milestone for the firm as we embark on a new chapter in the Northeast. Having personally relocated to the area three years ago, I recognise the demand for professional, client-focused legal services.

“Darlington is the perfect location for us, acting as a gateway to the Tees Valley and wider region with proximity to our existing operations. I look forward to meeting the local community and growing Chadwick Lawrence’s presence here, bringing the expertise and dedication that has driven our success in Yorkshire to businesses and individuals across the region.”

The expansion into the Northeast reflects the firm’s vision to grow more widely across the north of England, bringing trusted legal support and career opportunities to new communities.

To find out more about Chadwick Lawrence, visit: www.chadwicklawrence.co.uk.

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