Eversheds' fixed-fee arrangement with manufacturing and engineering group Tyco has faced criticism from the very beginning. But six years into the relationship, the firm is poised to sign a new two-year deal to continue serving as the company's sole external provider of day-to-day legal advice.
September 06, 2012 at 07:03 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
With new deal round the corner, Tyco appears to have delivered, says Gerard Starkey
Eversheds’ fixed-fee arrangement with manufacturing and engineering group Tyco has faced criticism from the very beginning. But six years into the relationship, the firm is poised to sign a new two-year deal to continue serving as the company’s sole external provider of day-to-day legal advice.
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