Taylor Wessing has re-elected Tim Eyles as UK managing partner in an uncontested election, with the vote of confidence coming as the firm posted a double digit increase in UK revenues in 2011-12.

Preliminary financial results look set to take the Anglo-German law firm's UK fee income above the £100m mark for the first time, on the back of a 12% increase in turnover from £92.1m to £103.2m.

Meanwhile, partners have given their approval for Eyles to take up a second term as managing partner, with the three-year term to start on 1 October.

No other partners put themselves forward for the vote with Eyles' re-election coming after he guided the firm through a number of key developments.

These include the addition of nine new offices in Singapore and Central and South Eastern Europe. The firm has also added 23 lateral partners over the course of his first term in office and introduced a global key client programme.

Eyles, who has been a partner at Taylor Wessing since 1987, was first elected managing partner in 2009, replacing Michael Frawley. Prior to taking up his leadership role he was one of Taylor Wessing's business group directors and a member of the management board; he also served as head of corporate between 1992 and 1996 and from 1998 to 2004.

Eyles said: "I feel extremely privileged to have been elected for another term. Taylor Wessing has a bold strategy, a culture of innovation and an appetite for change, all of which should serve us well in navigating the right course in a market where the pace of change is electric. I'm genuinely excited by the prospect of helping the firm continue to move forward in realising its potential over the next three years."

Taylor Wessing elected a new senior partner last year, with City real estate partner Adam Marks replacing Martin Winter in the role.