Watch out, the barristers are coming. That message came through loud and clear at last week’s christening of criminal set QEB Hollis Whiteman’s new retro-chic offices in the heart of the City of London. The briefs must have set aside a few hefty retainers for 1 & 2 Laurence Pountney Hill, built in 1703 and rightly described as the finest surviving merchants’ houses in the Square Mile. The progressive chambers has also produced a rather good promotional video fronted by the Gazette’s own Joshua Rozenberg, which can be seen at the QEB Hollis Whiteman website. Perhaps the barristers could teach law firm marketing types a thing or two.
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