Bevan Brittan has formally concluded its redundancy programme with six fee earners - including two Birmingham salaried partners specialising in licensing and tax work - set to leave the firm. The firm has also announced a new head of its Birmingham office with head of health - Steve Hughes - set to replace Sharon McCann who is leaving the firm.
July 25, 2008 at 11:51 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Bevan Brittan has formally concluded its redundancy programme with six fee earners – including two Birmingham salaried partners specialising in licensing and tax work – set to leave the firm.
The firm has also announced a new head of its Birmingham office with head of health – Steve Hughes – set to replace Sharon McCann who is leaving the firm.
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