The two firms are advising the UK department for transport on legal matters related to the rail and freight industries stemming from the pandemic.
December 16, 2020 at 04:17 AM
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The U.K. government is paying out over £2 million to law firms Slaughter and May and Linklaters for COVID-19 mandates.
The contract awards, issued by the department for transport (DfT), relate to legal advice for the U.K.’s rail and freight industries as a result of the fallout from the pandemic.
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