Lawrie IP celebrates tenth anniversary with turnover growth

Lawrie IP celebrates tenth anniversary with turnover growth

Dr Donald Lawrie

Lawrie IP is celebrating its tenth anniversary with an increase in turnover to around £2.7 million in the 12 months to June 2020, from £2.2m in the previous 12 months.

The Glasgow-headquartered firm has grown from one person in 2010, founder Dr Donald Lawrie, to 28 employees. 

Lawrie IP recently made a senior appointment with Jim Robertson taking up the newly created role of head of life sciences. He was previously a partner at IP firms Marks & Clerk and Wynne Jones

To mark its tenth anniversary, the firm has had 10 bottles of a 10-year old single malt Scotch whisky bottled by one of its clients, Glasgow-based firm Douglas Laing & Company Limited.

Dr Lawrie said: “It has been really rewarding to see Lawrie IP grow to be an established and successful IP firm with a turnover of £2.7m in the space of ten years. Since starting out we’ve recruited many excellent people and we have enjoyed working with clients across a range of sectors, from food and drink to life sciences.”

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