BCLP moves to new office in Manchester

International law firm BCLP has announced today the relocation of its Manchester office to 40 Spring Gardens, which opened on Tuesday 16^thDecember.

BCLP has been operating in Manchester for over a decade. This move reflects the firm’s strategic investment in Manchester and commitment to growing in the city. Since opening in 2014, the Manchester office has expanded to more than 100 professionals, strengthened by lateral partner hires who enhance the firm’s multi-disciplinary capabilities and advise on high value transactions across the UK and internationally. Manchester teams continue to advise various high-profile clients including The Crown Estate, Landsec, Sixth Street, Barclays, HSBC, Federated Hermes and BlackRock, among others.

Located at the top of King Street, which has seen rapid commercial growth and a resurgence of business activity, the new office combines modern design with strong sustainability credentials and wellness-focused amenities. It was selected for its BREEAM-certified rating, advanced energy-efficient systems, and features that prioritize employee wellbeing.

Taslima Salam, Office Managing Partner of BCLP Manchester, commented, “I am so proud of the evolution of our Manchester office into a market-leading hub recognised for delivering exceptional client service on high value transactions for some of the firm’s most valued clients. I’m even prouder of the ambitious, collaborative, and inclusive culture we have built together - and will continue to nurture. This move marks an exciting milestone in our growth strategy and signals our deep commitment to our people, our clients and the wider region.”

Jinal Shah, UK Managing Partner, commented, “This relocation underscores the firm’s long-term commitment to the Manchester market, and our ambition to further expand our regional teams. The new modern, flexible workspaces will foster collaboration between both our people and our clients, providing the right foundation for our Manchester team’s continued success.”