Clarke Willmott has scooped a prime role on the Crown Estate's panel of legal advisers, joining established adviser Burges Salmon on the body's rural roster. The high-profile appointment is Clarke Willmott's first for the Crown Estate and will last for five years, with the regional firm handling all low-value legal work for the Crown Estate's rural panel.
March 14, 2007 at 11:14 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Clarke Willmott has scooped a prime role on the Crown Estate’s panel of legal advisers, joining established adviser Burges Salmon on the body’s rural roster.
The high-profile appointment is Clarke Willmott’s first for the Crown Estate and will last for five years, with the regional firm handling all low-value legal work for the Crown Estate’s rural panel.
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