Insurance law firms Parabis and Everatt join forces
Parabis Law has merged with Everatt & Company, creating what they claim to be a £100m plus turnover business with more than 60 partners.
The merger has brought together Parabis Law's two specialist insurance law firms, Plexus Law and Cogent Law, with Everatt & Company.
From February, Everatt will trade as Plexus Law. The combined firms employ more than 1,000 people.
Both Plexus Law and Everatt said they already sit alongside each other on the legal adviser panels of several large insurers handling UK work along a number of insurance lines including professional indemnity, employers' liability, public liability, occupational
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