Legal consultancy Lawbox opens new Oxford headquarters
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 8 Nov, 13:26 · Archive
Legal consultancy Lawbox has opened its main office at Spires House on Oxford's ARC innovation campus.
Lawbox, a national legal consultancy, has opened its main office at Spires House on the ARC innovation campus in Oxford. The company, founded in 2017 by Natalie and Jamie Murray, has also appointed lawtech engineer Nora Elnemr to further integrate technology into its services.
Natalie Murray, co-founder, said the headquarters represents 'a strategic investment that will underpin our continued growth'. She explained that whilst the remote model had worked well for the UK-wide team, 'creating a central hub enables people to come together while maintaining the flexibility that we value'. She added that the ARC innovation district was 'a natural fit for Lawbox as it's full of ambitious, innovative, growing businesses that are making an impact'.
Lawbox serves start-ups, scale-ups and established businesses across the full business lifecycle, offering support on structure, contracts, compliance, mergers and acquisitions, and exit planning. The consultancy aims to make legal support as accessible and routine as working with an accountant, helping businesses address legal issues before they escalate. The company marked the opening with an office-warming event attended by clients, partners and local businesses.
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- Legal consultancy opens new Oxford headquartersLawbox, a national legal consultancy, has opened its main office at Spires House on the ARC innovation campus in Oxford.Oxford Mail · 8 Nov, 12:30
- Legal consultancy opens new Oxford headquartersLawbox, a national legal consultancy, has opened its main office at Spires House on the ARC innovation campus in Oxford.Oxfordshire Guardian · 8 Nov, 12:30
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