National Grid is to conduct back-to-back reviews of its external legal advisers, after the term for its current line-up ends on 31 March. The first ‘closed' review - which will begin in the next few weeks - will evaluate cost structures and the performance of the existing 16-firm line-up, and extend the terms of the current panel for a year.
January 30, 2014 at 02:03 AM
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Utilities giant to assess performance of 16-firm line-up as part of wide-ranging examination of legal function
National Grid is due to assess the performance of its existing panel of legal advisers with a view to extending their terms ahead of a wider review later in the year.
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