Leeds-based law firm Levi Solicitors marked its 90th anniversary this October, celebrating with a charity coffee morning and cake sale at its north Leeds office.
The event, which raised funds for local charity St Gemma’s Hospice, welcomed clients, local businesses, and residents to enjoy treats prepared by the firm’s practice manager and resident baker, Janet.
Senior partner Ian Land expressed his gratitude, saying, “We are so proud to be celebrating 90 years in business. The people of north Leeds have supported us for so long, we knew we needed to invite them to join our celebrations.”
Celebrating by supporting good causes
The anniversary event is part of a year-long celebration during which Levi Solicitors has committed to supporting St Gemma’s Hospice, Homeless Street Angels, and the Yorkshire Children’s Charity. Fundraising activities have included everything from cake sales and football tournaments to a team walk of 90 miles in September.
“As a Leeds firm, it is vital that we give back,” commented Alex Newman, operations manager. “As part of our 90th-year celebrations, we have committed to raising money for three local charities, chosen by our team.”
Levi Solicitors: a short history
Founded in 1934 by Jack Levi, Leeds-based Levi Solicitors has grown into a top-ranked Leeds firm known for its client-focused approach, with over 1,800 client reviews on ReviewSolicitors. The firm boasts two offices in central and north Leeds, and a further branch in the City of London.
With a long-standing team, including senior partner Ian Land who joined in 1987, Levi Solicitors takes pride in its strong retention rates, with nearly 40% of its solicitors having trained in-house.
Land said, “When you think about it, our journey has been quite remarkable, considering the last 90 years of recessions, a world war, and the pandemic. Our commitment to our team’s development, happiness, and innovation makes Levi Solicitors an exceptional legal partner.”
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Josie Geistfeld
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