Eversheds is set to dismantle its regional management structure in a bid by the national giant to unite its various operations across the UK. The move, which follows consultation with partners, looks likely to see the top 10 firm abandon its three current UK regional operations - northern, eastern and central - and appoint ambassadors in each of its offices who will report to central management.
May 03, 2007 at 12:53 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Eversheds is set to dismantle its regional management structure in a bid by the national giant to unite its various operations across the UK.
The move, which follows consultation with partners, looks likely to see the top 10 firm abandon its three current UK regional operations – northern, eastern and central – and appoint ambassadors in each of its offices who will report to central management.
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