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Readers' comments (3)
Anonymous | 17-Feb-2010 2:42 pm
Amazing they are concerned with Local position in the market place when so much of their work is farmed out to Sri Lanka!!
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Anonymous | 19-Feb-2010 4:08 pm
What an utterly ridiculous and dumb founded comment regarding work being 'farmed out'.
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Anonymous | 1-May-2010 2:51 pm
"A while ago there was a report in the Observer newspaper about proceedings against Irwin Mitchell which were brought by Michael Ford. Does anyone know if the action is continuing?"
it seems that proceedings against Irwin Mitchell is still going ahead. - at a recent gathering of city solicitors, it transpires that a case is going ahead against IM, Michael Napier, and certain others partners including Peter Bellamy, now a district Judge.
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