The legal function is rarely a profit centre for the business, but the team at English Partnerships has implemented an innovative IT-based legal instructions system so successful that it plans to bring it to the market. Mary Mullally goes through the nuts and bolts of the system
February 20, 2002 at 07:03 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Keeping a tab on work that is sent out to law firms by the business units can be a major headache for the in-house function.
No more so than for the small legal team working at English Partnerships, the Government’s urban regeneration agency. With around 6,000 hectares of development land, as well as the £385m National Coalfields Programme and other key initiatives, it is the biggest landowner in the UK.
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