Local law firm shortens name to KMSC Law

A Grande Prairie law-firm has undergone a name change – of sorts. Kay McVey Smith and Carlstrom has simply shortened the name to KMSC Law.

Partner Lyle Carlstrom says the change was made to be more user friendly for staff and clients.

“If you’re a client that has to try and say ‘Kay McVey Smith and Carlstrom’, that’s just a big mouthful, and if you’re a receptionist and have to say that 200 times a day, that’s a pain. But also, it’s a trend in our industry, and I think other industries, to go to something that is simpler.”

Carlstrom says the response has been very positive so far, adding it provides the law firm with a more modern look and sound.

With the change also came a new logo, and a new website www.kmsc.ca.

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