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Anonymous | 28-Feb-2011 3:56 pm
Is there anyone left doing insolvency at WB as Julian Gill also left recently. In fact is there anyone left at WB at all? They have an unbelievable turnaround rate for partner hires (according to their list of appointments and resignations at Companies House). If WB merged with Ward Hadaway surely they'd be bigger and better than DD.
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Anonymous | 28-Feb-2011 4:42 pm
I can't see DD being beaten into second place in the Newcastle legal market they've got it sewn up have done for ages. Much better managed and organised than other firms in the region.
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Anonymous | 1-Mar-2011 10:46 am
Re: anonymous at 4.42pm:-
DD much better managed and organised? So they should be with 5000 partners and four assistants. Lean management all the way.
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