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Ashurst announces financial results - marking fifth consecutive year of revenue growth 2021 financial performance highlights Revenue of £711 million, up 10% on the previous financial year (£644 million in 2020) 40% growth in revenue over a five-year period, with an average annual growth rate of more than 7% Profit per equity partner of £1,038,000, up 15% on the previous financial year (£903,000 in 2020) 72% growth in profit per equity partner over a five-year period, with an average annual growth rate of more than 11% Paul Jenkins, Ashurst's Global Managing Partner said, 'We continued ou...

How can a NewLaw division help drive client success? How can a NewLaw division help drive client success? 12 July 2021 • By Lauren Croft Share A NewLaw division can provide end-to-end solutions for clients and stop firms from being left behind, says one Ashurst partner. Hilary Goodier is a partner and chief operating officer of Ashurst Advance, the NewLaw division of Ashurst. Her team leverages technological advancements and uses them to drive efficiency and productivity for their clients. Speaking on the Lawyers Weekly Show, Ms Goodier shared the benefits of having a NewLaw division, the ...

Ashurst bolsters consulting business with 5 new partners By Emma Ryan|03 March 2021 The global law firm has expanded its Ashurst Consulting business by appointing five additional partners, aimed to help meet “untapped client demand”. Ashurst Consulting has appointed Sid Maharaj, Melina Sehr, Tony Morris, Elena Lambros and Philip Hope, as part of the firm’s strategy to build out the arm, which commenced operation in June 2020 under the leadership of its board advisory practice and risk advisory practice.  Mr Hope has consulted to Ashurst risk advisory since June 2020 as sector lead –...

Ashurst expands consulting business with five-partner Big Four hiring spree in Australia 03 March 2021 Quintet includes Deloitte's former global leader of cyber and strategic risk Sid Maharaj Shutterstock Ashurst has expanded its consulting business with the arrival of five new partners in Australia citing increased client demand for its legal-led consultancy services in areas such as tech and cyber risk since the unit launched in June last year. The new hires include Deloitte’s former global leader of cyber and strategic risk, Sid Maharaj, who will cover cyber, strategy and reputational ...