Lawyers Weekly: Hicksons managing partner on firms 2023 priorities and challenges
In a recent Lawyers Weekly article, Hicksons Managing Partner, Stewart Cameron discusses firm's 2023 priorities and challenges in a post-pandemic environment.

In the discussion, Stewart shares the challenges for businesses including the rise of Legal tech, ESG and the war for talent, as well as how Hicksons strives to maintain key values while navigating these evolving changes in the legal landscape.
 
Click here to read the full article.
 
Article authored by Lauren Croft, Lawyers Weekly on Monday, 12 June 2023.
 
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