Field Fisher Waterhouse (FFW) has overhauled its sector groups, with the firm no longer listing public sector work among its core areas of focus. The firm has cut back its sectors from eleven to five, with public sector sitting alongside sport and transport as one of three core sectors removed from the list. Meanwhile media and entertainment have been merged with technology and communications to form a TMT group and real estate now sits within a combined hotel, retail and leisure sector.
August 06, 2012 at 10:49 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Field Fisher Waterhouse (FFW) has overhauled its sector groups, with the firm no longer listing public sector work among its core areas of focus.
The firm has cut back its sectors from eleven to five, with public sector sitting alongside sport and transport as one of three core sectors removed from the list. Meanwhile media and entertainment have been merged with technology and communications to form a TMT group and real estate now sits within a combined hotel, retail and leisure sector.
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