Colt Technology Services has sent out pitch requests to more than 10 law firms with a view to rationalising its European law firm panel. The review, which is being led by longstanding legal director Robin Saphra, will see no more than six firms appointed to advise across a number of practice areas including corporate, intellectual property (IP) and technology.
November 02, 2011 at 08:00 PM
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Colt Technology Services has sent out pitch requests to more than 10 law firms with a view to rationalising its European law firm panel.
The review, which is being led by longstanding legal director Robin Saphra, will see no more than six firms appointed to advise across a number of practice areas including corporate, intellectual property (IP) and technology.
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