Newcastle-based commercial law firm Muckle LLP won the title of Regional Law Office Attorneys Year Award 2012.
The judge said it took the award as the best Muckle from London because of the strategic delivery, consistent vision of excellent customer service, strong client base and spread the work, as well as excellent financial performance.
They were impressed with the commitment of Muckle LLP in the North East, while continuing to win national and international work.
And they recognize that commissioning Deloitte Muckle - to conduct a review of their work and market position - providing clear evidence of exceptional performance, especially compared to many major law firms in the UK.
Stephen McNicol, managing partner at Muckle LLP, said: "We are not the largest regional law firms, but we have a great team of people and some very interesting support and client.
"Over the last few years we have really focused on developing strong relationships and empower our people to provide the best advice and service they can.
"This award will recognize the success we have this approach.
The judge said it took the award as the best Muckle from London because of the strategic delivery, consistent vision of excellent customer service, strong client base and spread the work, as well as excellent financial performance.
They were impressed with the commitment of Muckle LLP in the North East, while continuing to win national and international work.
And they recognize that commissioning Deloitte Muckle - to conduct a review of their work and market position - providing clear evidence of exceptional performance, especially compared to many major law firms in the UK.
Stephen McNicol, managing partner at Muckle LLP, said: "We are not the largest regional law firms, but we have a great team of people and some very interesting support and client.
"Over the last few years we have really focused on developing strong relationships and empower our people to provide the best advice and service they can.
"This award will recognize the success we have this approach.
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