A Scottish corporate law start-up, whose principals have worked with some of the UK's biggest blue-chips, is preparing expansion plans despite the pressures in the sector.
A Scottish corporate law start-up, whose principals have worked with some of the UK's biggest blue-chips, is preparing expansion plans despite the pressures in the sector.
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SIMON BAIN
Glasgow-based Kergan Stewart, which was founded in June 2012 by corporate and commercial lawyers Alan Stewart and Elizabeth Kennedy, hopes to recruit up to 15 lawyers to grow the business after becoming business customers of Clydesdale Bank.
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