Eversheds is set to cut the number of chambers it uses from 90 to 15 in a bid to build deeper relationships with the Bar. Eversheds litigation head Ian Gray is conducting a review, which started earlier this month, in a bid to narrow the firm's use of the external Bar. The move will see the national giant select approximately 15 sets to work with, including a mixture of niche chambers and commercial sets.
March 23, 2009 at 06:53 AM
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Eversheds is set to cut the number of chambers it uses from 90 to 15 in a bid to build deeper relationships with the Bar.
Eversheds litigation head Ian Gray is conducting a review, which started earlier this month, in a bid to narrow the firm’s use of the external Bar. The move will see the national giant select approximately 15 sets to work with, including a mixture of niche chambers and commercial sets.
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