Devereux Chambers is considering its future management strategy following the resignation of its chief executive Beverly Landais. Landais - who had been at Devereux for four years - was brought in to lead a modernisation programme, which included rebranding of the set and overhauling its client services. She was also responsible for a staffing restructure at chambers and appointed Vince Plant as senior clerk.
October 03, 2013 at 06:24 AM
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Devereux Chambers is considering its future management strategy following the resignation of its chief executive Beverly Landais.
Landais – who had been at Devereux for four years – was brought in to lead a modernisation programme, which included rebranding of the set and overhauling its client services. She was also responsible for a staffing restructure at chambers and appointed Vince Plant as senior clerk.
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