Aerospace and defense giant BAE Systems is set to expand its in-house legal team as part of an extensive overhaul of its legal function that will ultimately see external advisers reviewed. The department, led by general counsel Philip Bramwell, has already made a series of hires -- with Clyde & Co lawyer Jo Talbot joining to head dispute resolution and risk management across the group. A series of further hires are also expected over the next few months.
July 29, 2008 at 12:00 AM
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Aerospace and defense giant BAE Systems is set to expand its in-house legal team as part of an extensive overhaul of its legal function that will ultimately see external advisers reviewed.
The department, led by general counsel Philip Bramwell, has already made a series of hires — with Clyde & Co lawyer Jo Talbot joining to head dispute resolution and risk management across the group.
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