DWF London goes fully ‘agile’ following Triton merger
The firm’s launch of an agile working environment is an attempt to accommodate the 215 Triton employees that joined in the January merger.
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The firm’s launch of an agile working environment is an attempt to accommodate the 215 Triton employees that joined in the January merger.
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The firm’s launch of an agile working environment is an attempt to accommodate the 215 Triton employees that joined in the January merger.
As the NHS Litigation Authority (NHSLA) puts its panel out to tender, health sector lawyers are nervously polishing up their credentials.
Former Linklaters senior partner Robert Elliott has been appointed as chairman of Dublin-headquartered bank Permanent TSB Group.
Associates at Morgan Lewis & Bockius will be able to work from home for up to two days per week from 1 May.
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