As a result of recent rebranding, MG&G Law Firm has changed its name to Benchers. The changes will affect the company name, logo and other branding materials, as well as the firm’s format and development strategy.

The firm’s new name derives from a form of attorney self-organization that dates back to early 13th century England and Wales, home to so-called Inns of Court. At the time, law practitioners seeking the title of a full-fledged attorney had to become a member of one of the four legal institutions or chambers, where they would master the fundamentals of law under the guidance of their senior colleagues (also known as barristers). An attorney’s objective was to become a full-fledged member of one of the Inns of Court, which consisted of the treasurer acting as the head of the inn, and the members, so-called Masters of the Bench, or Benchers. Historically, the most junior student attorneys were only allowed to observe judicial proceedings, and had to study diligently in order to one day earn their title and the right to conduct their own cases.

Today, Benchers Law Firm is a group of practicing law professionals of the highest level, specializing in dispute resolution and criminal law, with vast experience of successful case work and research in the field of law.

Following the rebrand, the company enters a new stage of development, where the key principles will be openness to cooperation, creating a favorable environment for professional growth, active presence in the legal services market, and expanding its market footprint in the firm’s key practice areas.

The rebrand also affects the firm’s logo and its corporate colors, which will be reflected in the company style.