Royal Mail has kicked off a review of its employment and property panels which will see a line-up of firms appointed to step in when the current panel contract expires next year. The review is being led by general counsel Doug Evans, who joined Royal Mail in 2006 from logistics company Exel, and is part of an effort by the organisation to to cut legal spend and rationalise its adviser roster.
October 29, 2010 at 07:14 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Royal Mail has kicked off a review of its employment and property panels which will see a line-up of firms appointed to step in when the current panel contract expires next year.
The review is being led by general counsel Doug Evans, who joined Royal Mail in 2006 from logistics company Exel, and is part of an effort by the organisation to to cut legal spend and rationalise its adviser roster.
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