The Georgian offices of LK Shields greet me with an old-world hush as I climb the stairs to meet with managing partner Richard Curran. It is the Friday afternoon before the bank holiday and it feels like everyone has already left the building or is working from home. This impression turns out not to be a trick of the building and a welcoming committee of sorts soon materialises around me in the boardroom, possibly because Curran is running late – although nobody says that. Partners drop in to say hi and introduce themselves. Presently Curran appears and for a minute…

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