To our clients, friends, suppliers & partners: You may have noticed that things look a little different around here. Both our logo and website have changed beyond recognition.
Our old identity reflected the origins of the company in legal services and whilst it has served us very well for over 10 years we thought it no longer communicated who we are in 2014.
Over the last few years, we have grown and evolved from a legal services company into an entirely different beast, namely an education consultancy offering a large number of support services to schools such as leadership recruitment, training services, health and safety, human resource administration, to name a few. Only a minority of those services are provided by lawyers. We thought it was important that this evolution be reflected in our new corporate ID.
Old or new ID, one thing will not change: we will continue to focus on relentlessly on quality of service, reliability and value for money.
Regards
The Judicium Education team
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