BT has pushed back a long-awaited review of its global legal panel in a move that extends the terms of existing panel firms by 12 months. Advisers had been gearing up for BT’s first review under general counsel Dan Fitz, who replaced former group GC Anne Fletcher in April 2010; however, they were recently told the roster had been extended until March 2013.
February 09, 2012 at 07:03 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
BT has pushed back a long-awaited review of its global legal panel in a move that extends the terms of existing panel firms by 12 months.
Advisers had been gearing up for BT’s first review under general counsel Dan Fitz, who replaced former group GC Anne Fletcher in April 2010; however, they were recently told the roster had been extended until March 2013.
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