Sheffield Law Firm Shifts its Criminal and Administrative Departments
A recently renovated shared office premise that housed the old Castle Green police station has become the new home to the Howells’ criminal and administrative departments. The premise situated just next to the Sheffield’s magistrate’s court will accommodate over 30% of the Howells’
Howells has decided to shift more of its staff in civil departments, especially experts in housing, employment, clinical negligence and personal injury to the Richfield House, another recently renovated police department building by the end of next year. It has also been decided to leave the family department of the firm at the
According to Graham Wright, the Chief executive of Howells like several other firms in the area, even Howells was affected by the floods that hit the city in 2007. Their main office at the
He also added that the new business premises are perfect for criminal defence departments and the administrative departments as they can work in coordination being in the same location. He also pointed out that the staff was happy with the relocation.
It is worth noting that Castle Green was constructed way back in late 19th century around 135 years ago and housed the Sheffield Police Force called the Waingate home that was Town Hall at one point of time. The premises had been empty for last 13 years.