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Miller Rosenfalck has joined Buckles Law, the firm has announced, telling clients that its lawyers will continue to look after them as before.
The firm said clients already working with it would see their matters continue as normal, with the same lawyer, and that only contact details had changed. It said emails sent to existing Miller Rosenfalck addresses would continue to reach the firm, though it asked clients to update their records when possible.
Key points
- Miller Rosenfalck has become part of Buckles Law.
- The firm said clients keep the same lawyer and the same personal service, cross-border knowledge and language skills as before.
- The Danish and German desks, and the firm’s work for international businesses, will continue unchanged.
- The team remains in London.
- As part of Buckles, the firm said it can now also offer clients a broader range of legal services from a single contact.
What the move means for clients
The firm said that, as part of Buckles, “we now also offer you a broader range of legal services, from property and commercial contracts to private client advice, all available from a single contact.”
Continuity of contacts
The firm listed updated contact details for its lawyers, including Edzard Clifton-Dey, Kevin Harrison, John Kenneally, Chris Rodda, Steen Rosenfalck and Isabel Sylvestre, all now using Buckles Law email addresses and phone numbers. The firm said clients could find out more about the move, or explore the full range of services Buckles offers, on the Buckles website.