Eversheds has finalised its panel of barristers' chambers, with Brick Court Chambers among 15 sets winning a spot on the roster, which has been whittled down from 90 sets. In an unusual move the top 10 firm has also launched a secondment programme, which sees barristers from the selected chambers joining the firm for up to six months. The panel review, which was led by head of litigation Ian Gray and ran from March to July 2009, was prompted by Eversheds' desire to tighten relationships with a smaller number of sets. Those chambers making the panel include Fountain Court, Essex Court, One Essex Court, 4 Pump Court, 4 New Square and Henderson Chambers as well as Brick Court
September 16, 2009 at 06:36 AM
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National firm to tighten chambers links with barrister secondments
Eversheds has finalised its panel of barristers’ chambers, with Brick Court Chambers among 15 sets winning a spot on the roster, which has been whittled down from 90 sets.
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