
Law firm Lindsays has announced a merger with Edinburgh-based legal practice Hadden Rankin.
The move is the latest in a series of acquisitions by Lindsays over the last decade, including its merger with long-established firm Aitken Nairn in 2018.
Under the deal, all 18 Hadden Rankin staff will transfer to Lindsays, with no redundancies.
Lindsays, which has offices in Dundee, Edinburgh, and Glasgow, will have a total of 264 staff, including partners.
Hadden Rankin’s founding partners, Ross Hadden and Dot Rankin, will become partners at Lindsays. The merger will take effect on October 28.
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