Eversheds has overhauled the structure of its volume business to bring the standalone division into its core legal practice. The firm's eight-partner, 550-fee earner commoditised arm, which currently operates as the Legal Systems Group (LSG), is set to be split up and integrated within Eversheds' dispute resolution and real estate groups.
October 11, 2010 at 07:40 AM
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Eversheds has overhauled the structure of its volume business to bring the standalone division into its core legal practice.
The firm’s eight-partner, 550-fee earner commoditised arm, which currently operates as the Legal Systems Group (LSG), is set to be split up and integrated within Eversheds’ dispute resolution and real estate groups.
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