Expansion at Rapid Solicitors
law: Personal injury and medical negligence law firm Rapid Solicitors has expanded its city centre office.
The firm has purchased a further 17,000sq ft of office and ancillary space to add to its recently opened grade two listed office in Hull city centre.
The firm's fourth office now boasts more than 20,000sq ft of space.
The new premises, formerly four large Georgian Houses connected to a modern office block and warehouse, has allowed the compensation experts to expand facilities for clients, staff and visiting doctors and barristers.
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Andrew Baldwin, partner at Rapid, said: "It's great news to continue growing the business and it proves we are doing a brilliant job for clients.
"We don't rest on our laurels and continually look for new ways to improve life for our clients and our great team of workers.
"The extra space allows us to do those little things we know will make a difference to everyone connected with Rapid.
"We are also speaking to architects about expanding our head office building with the addition of a further 2,000sq ft of offices."
Rapid Solicitors has installed a medical consulting suite, disabled toilets, mobility aids and a display room and video conferencing room in the city centre building.
The firm has also invested in its bespoke training and development of staff and has installed a lecture theatre and training room.
The extra space allows the solicitors to create a permanent exhibition at one of its other offices, to feature items related to Rapid's activities in the community.
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