We recognise our responsibilities and the potential impact our business has on the local community and the environment where we all live and work.
Our incredible team undertakes a range of activities to make a positive impact on clients, colleagues, the environment, charitable organisations and local people, contributing their time and skills to supporting our community. Find out more about our initiatives below.
We believe it is our responsibility to use our expertise and professional skills to respond to the needs of those who might otherwise not be able to access advice and justice.
We provide pro bono legal advice through our partnership with LawWorks, the country’s leading pro bono charity.
We are proud to sponsor a new beehive and colony through the Bee Urban charity – a social enterprise in London that works with communities to improve the environment for the benefit of everyone.
This initiative reflects our commitment to sustainability and local communities. Our support will provide full hive care.
We are proud to support the Magical Taxi Tour, which helps children with serious illnesses enjoy a once-in-a-lifetime trip to Disneyland Paris.
Our sponsorship over the years has contributed to funding taxis, giving many children the chance to take part in this extraordinary charity event, organised annually by the Worshipful Company of Hackney Carriage Drivers.
We welcomed A-level law students from Hazelwick School to our first-ever Legal Taster Day.
The pupils spent a full day at our firm, gaining insights into legal careers, networking and commercial awareness, while experiencing first-hand what it means to be a solicitor.
This initiative reflects our commitment to improving social mobility and supporting the next generation of lawyers.
Our 2025 Impact Report highlights the progress we have made this year – showcasing the initiatives, partnerships, and outcomes that are helping us create meaningful, measurable change.
Key stats and Top metrics:
| IM45 | 4,023,778.72 The value of contract opportunities awarded in £ spent to LOCAL suppliers | £5,633,290.21 Social Value |
|---|---|---|
| IM121 | 2,196,465.45 Total value of contract opportunities awarded in £ spent to NON LOCAL suppliers | £3,075,051.63 Social Value |
| IM18 | 9 Number of NON-LOCAL full-time equivalent (FTE) employment opportunities created | £258,808.23 Social Value |
| IM19 | 3 Number of LOCAL full-time equivalent (FTE) employment opportunities created | £120,777.18 Social Value |
| IM28 | 156 Number of apprenticeship weeks completed | £115,914.24 Social Value |
| Metric | Achieved | Social Value |
|---|---|---|
| IM28 – Number of apprenticeship weeks completed | 156 | £115,914.24 |
| IM32 – Number of work experience (WEX) placement weeks completed | 28.4 | £15,439.09 |
| IM28 – Number of informal health, safety, and wellbeing training hours received by beneficiaries | 123.5 | £4,732.52 |
| IM103 – Number of employees trained as Mental Health First Aiders | 10 | £13,468.00 |
| SP01 – Number of hours EDI training received | 57 | £2,184.24 |
| SP05 – Number of trees planted | 168 | £0.00 |
For more information you can read our full 2025 Impact Report here:
We strongly believe in actively promoting equal access to education and employment and, in particular, using our expertise, time and resources to offer opportunities for education and employment in the legal sector to those who may not otherwise have such access.
We also do this through initiatives such as:
We also believe in the importance of engaging with the needs of our local and wider community by using our personal skills and interests, time and financial resources.
We choose one or two charities, from a list nominated by employees, on which to focus our fundraising and volunteering activities. This year our staff, by a majority vote cast in a poll, decided that our chosen charity would be Rights of Women.
Rights of Women is a charity providing free, confidential legal advice to women in England and Wales, with a focus on issues related to violence against women and girls.
Founded in 1975, they offer support through telephone advice lines, online legal guides, and handbooks, to help women understand their legal rights and navigate the legal system.
In addition to direct legal support, Rights of Women actively campaigns for access to justice and safety for all women. They engage in policy work, conduct research, and publish reports to ensure women’s voices are heard and that laws and policies meet their needs.
