BAE Systems' ambitious group GC Philip Bramwell has only been in his role for 18 months but is already well into a major restructuring of the defense and aerospace giant's legal group. The "system reset" -- as Bramwell dubs it -- involves replacing a flat structure with a more specialized team and central management. He's built a "cab rank" -- a pool of experienced commercial lawyers to mop up overspill. Bramwell is now also looking to fill coveted chief counsel roles.
July 31, 2008 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
BAE Systems’ ambitious group general counsel Philip Bramwell has only been in his role for 18 months but is already well into a major restructuring of the defense and aerospace giant’s legal function.
His three-year plan to overhaul the legal team at BAE began in earnest in January 2007, when he joined the company from his role as general counsel of telecommunications firm O2, and is now entering the second half of its development.
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