Legal Week Reports
August 30, 2006 at 08:03 PM
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Drinks giant InBev is in talks with its external advisers to set up a training programme for its most promising in-house lawyers in what could become the first in-house and private practice training ‘academy’.
InBev’s general counsel for Western Europe, Deepak Malhotra, told Legal Week the company would choose 15 of its brightest in-house lawyers across Europe to take part in a three-year programme.
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