Eversheds is adding to its Manchester construction team with the hire of an eight-strong team of lawyers from McGrigors led by partners David Moss and Paul Giles. The group, which is being joined by Addleshaw Goddard partner Nigel Proctor, has opted to leave the Scottish firm ahead of its forthcoming merger with Pinsent Masons due to client conflicts.
March 12, 2012 at 06:23 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Eversheds is adding to its Manchester construction team with the hire of an eight-strong team of lawyers from McGrigors led by partners David Moss and Paul Giles.
The group, which is being joined by Addleshaw Goddard partner Nigel Proctor, has opted to leave the Scottish firm ahead of its forthcoming merger with Pinsent Masons due to client conflicts.
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