DWF and Crutes to merge
Law firms DWF and Crutes have announced that they will merge in January 2012.
As part of the tie-in, Crutes, pre-dominantly based in the North East, will be incorporated into DWF, adding 95 staff to DWF's 1400 strong national practice.
Andrew Leaitherland, managing partner at
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