Poor old Eversheds. Straight after Legal Week this month reported the firm was piloting an outsourcing venture with its South African ally, the venture was subjected to a series of caustic remarks in the media spread across five separate articles within a week. The source of the sustained criticism was Eversheds' apparently ill-fated flirtation with commoditisation and low-end work.
January 27, 2010 at 05:38 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Eversheds doesn’t deserve the recent flak
Poor old Eversheds. Straight after Legal Week this month reported the firm was piloting an outsourcing venture with its South African ally, the venture was subjected to a series of caustic remarks in the media spread across five separate articles within a week. The source of the sustained criticism was Eversheds’ apparently ill-fated flirtation with commoditisation and low-end work.
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