LAW firm Aberdein Considine is expanding further into the central belt and has ruled out mergers as a route to growth.
LAW firm Aberdein Considine is expanding further into the central belt and has ruled out mergers as a route to growth.
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greig cameron deputy business editor
The official opening of the firm's Glasgow office tomorrow comes just weeks after its Livingston branch launched.
The new base, located on Kilmarnock Road in Shawlands, will initially be staffed by seven people, including property partner Michael Sinclair and conveyancing partner Richard Street.
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