Barratt Homes has put the finishing touches to its regional legal panel, with the housebuilder almost halving the number of firms on its roster. The company has cut its panel - which does not cover mainstream corporate work - down from around 40 firms to 19 as a result of the review, which was completed over the summer. All of the successful firms will sit on the panel for three years.
October 06, 2009 at 08:04 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Barratt Homes has put the finishing touches to its regional legal panel, with the housebuilder almost halving the number of firms on its roster.
The company has cut its panel – which does not cover mainstream corporate work – down from around 40 firms to 19 as a result of the review, which was completed over the summer. All of the successful firms will sit on the panel for three years.
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