Legal Week reports
March 15, 2006 at 07:03 PM
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Companies switching their legal advisers could come under pressure to instruct the same team at a different firm under new employment law reforms, lawyers are warning.
Concerns focus on updated employment laws coming into force on 6 April, which it is feared could severely restrict the ability of companies buying dedicated or commoditised legal services to review their external advisers.
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