Hill Dickinson’s award-winning corporate lawyers offer a high-quality combination of technical expertise, commercial acumen and excellent client service. We were awarded corporate law firm of the year at the Insider North West Dealmakers Awards in November 2010.
With a strong City practice and an experienced national network, we specialise in advising a range of clients, from large listed companies to smaller start-up businesses on the full range of transactions – both domestic and cross-border. Our advice is distinctly commercial, with our lawyers receiving ongoing training in core business skills through the Hill Dickinson Business School and secondments in industry.
The team, largely comprising lawyers from the City and national firms, has grown rapidly over the last 12 months. We work in small teams, providing close access to our partners on transactions. We believe we offer an innovative approach to managing client relationships and fee arrangements, which sets us apart from many of our larger competitors. We are also spearheading a radically different approach to due diligence in Intelligentsia, in order to be able to offer our clients a timely, relevant and cost effective service, which adds real value to the acquisition process.
Our clients value the quality of our people, our market knowledge and our commitment to achieving success for them. We always aim to exceed their expectations.
Our recent deals include acting for shareholders in the $20 million sale of Jennic to Dutch company NXP Semiconductors.
Our clients
We specialise in advising a broad spectrum of clients from large listed and private companies to smaller start-ups, financial institutions, partnerships and private individuals, both in the UK and cross-border, and from a wide range of sectors including manufacturing, pharmaceuticals, retail, financial services, private equity, insurance, media and logistics.
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‘Excellent in all respects’, Hill Dickinson
LLP has had the largest offering in Liverpool since it acquired the
corporate practice of Halliwells in July 2010. Craig Scott has the
‘ability to communicate in non-legal language’, and has particular
expertise in private equity matters. Other recommended partners
include Sue Russell and Jonathan Brown, the ‘responsive, pragmatic
and flexible’ Jane O’Sullivan; and new arrival from Squire Sanders
Hammonds Ian Gillis. Recent highlights include advising Klarius
Group on its acquisition from Affinia Holdings of the Quinton
Hazell Automotive Group.
Sources are appreciative that partners "make an effort to
find out what is important to us."
