Linklaters has taken over from Olswang advising News International on all outstanding civil litigation claims relating to the phone-hacking scandal at now-defunct Sunday tabloid The News of the World.
March 15, 2012 at 10:46 AM
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Linklaters has taken over from Olswang to advise News International on all outstanding civil litigation claims relating to the phone-hacking scandal at now-defunct Sunday tabloid News of the World.
The UK top 40 firm has been taken off the case, with the switch in advisers coming after a number of civil cases settled in January, leading to a drop in advisory work.
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