John Paul Sheridan

The firm said net profit for the year was £27.3m, while profit per equity partner reached £635,000.

In Scotland, TLT promoted three lawyers to partner in Glasgow across its investment and asset management and projects, infrastructure and construction teams, and recently recruited employment partner Scott Milligan.

The firm also expanded its Glasgow office after increasing headcount by 50 per cent and doubled its Edinburgh office footprint by relocating to new premises.

The firm also secured appointment to the Advanced Procurement for Universities and Colleges (APUC) legal services framework and launched a new Pre-PEAT qualification pathway in Scotland aimed at widening access to the legal profession.

John Paul Sheridan, partner and head of Scotland at TLT said: “We’re proud to have contributed to double digit growth, testament to the commitment, creativity and collaboration demonstrated by our people in a challenging market, innovating to unlock opportunities for our clients and organisation.

“Our growth in Scotland has been transformational. This year we have celebrated long-standing client relationships and new ones; fresh faces, spaces and thinking that has enabled us to consistently deliver for our clients as their 1st tier adviser.

“We’re building a distinctive proposition in Scotland – combining local insight with national capability, investing in our people and places, and supporting clients through some of the most significant opportunities and challenges facing the Scottish market.”