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Whether you're acquiring another practice, investing in technology, expanding your team or strengthening working capital, Revia structures funding around your commercial objectives, helping solicitors and law firms grow with confidence.
Solicitors and law firms require ongoing investment to remain competitive in an evolving legal sector. Whether you're expanding into new service areas, investing in technology, acquiring another practice or improving cash flow, we structure funding tailored to your firm's objectives, financial profile and long-term strategy.
Every law firm has different commercial priorities and funding requirements. We work with independent firms, partnerships and growing legal practices to arrange funding for acquisitions, technology investment, office expansion and working capital. By aligning finance with your long-term strategy, we help support sustainable growth while maintaining financial flexibility.
We've answered some of the most common questions solicitors and law firms ask about commercial finance and funding. If you can't find the information you're looking for, our team is always happy to help.
Solicitors and law firms can access working capital loans, acquisition finance, commercial mortgages, equipment finance and other funding solutions depending on their commercial objectives and funding requirements.
Yes. Funding can support practice acquisitions, mergers, ownership transitions and expansion plans, subject to lender criteria and affordability.
Yes. Funding can be used to invest in case management systems, cybersecurity, IT infrastructure, office refurbishments and other improvements that support business growth.
Funding timescales vary depending on the facility and the information provided, but many businesses can receive indicative terms within a few days.
Typical requirements include recent financial information, bank statements, details of the funding purpose and information about your practice. We'll explain exactly what's required before your application is submitted.