Global IP Law Firm Spoor & Fisher Makes A Major Move

3rd October 2016

Global IP Law Firm Spoor & Fisher Makes A Major Move

Specialist, full service international intellectual property law firm Spoor & Fisher is relocating its South African head office to Byls Bridge Boulevard, Centurion.

The new offices are situated at 11 Byls Bridge Boulevard, Building No. 14, Highveld Ext 73, Centurion, ideally positioned next to the N1 Highway on the corner of Olivenhoutbosch & Jean Avenue. The office park is also conveniently located on the Gautrain bus route; with the bus stop at the entrance of the park on Jean Avenue and the Centurion station a mere 3 kms away.

Keith Brown, Chairperson of the Partnership, Spoor & Fisher says, “The new head office reflects Spoor & Fisher’s extraordinary growth over the past few years and is aligned to our global ambitions. The move will enable the team to work together in a dynamic open plan setting that promotes innovative thinking and continue to provide a truly international service.”

“The state-of-the-art offices will provide a modern and aesthetically pleasing environment for both clients and staff. We trust our clients will be equally excited about our move.”

A four storey mural has been installed in the reception area and will be the centrepiece of the new head office. The mural is in the shape of a human figure composed of butterflies symbolising the state of flux defining all aspects of life. The mural represents the passion of the original founders and the promise of the new blood, weaving in essential fibres of consistency and commitment into the Spoor & Fisher fabric.

“Over the past 96 years, our people have helped us build a firm we want to keep right at the cutting edge of intellectual property law and client service” Brown adds.

Spoor & Fisher has 53 lawyers and over 250 staff members across its offices in South African and 100 staff members in its Channel Islands (Jersey) office with 8 lawyers. Spoor & Fisher also has offices in Gambia, Ghana, Malawi, Zambia and Cameroon.