US firm Sedgwick to close after string of partner exits
US firm Sedgwick is to cease trading early next year in a move that will affect over 80 partners, including six in London.
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US firm Sedgwick is to cease trading early next year in a move that will affect over 80 partners, including six in London.
City and regional firms have won roles on Historic England’s enlarged 10-firm roster of legal advisers.
Clients surveyed by The Lawyer have said they would be “very unhappy” to have a business services professional rather than a lawyer as the main point of contact at their external law firm, new research has revealed. One client’s response was particularly vehement: “Absolutely terrible idea. Having to go through someone who doesn’t really understand […]
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US firm Sedgwick is to cease trading early next year in a move that will affect over 80 partners, including six in London.
City and regional firms have won roles on Historic England’s enlarged 10-firm roster of legal advisers.
Clients surveyed by The Lawyer have said they would be “very unhappy” to have a business services professional rather than a lawyer as the main point of contact at their external law firm, new research has revealed. One client’s response was particularly vehement: “Absolutely terrible idea. Having to go through someone who doesn’t really understand […]
Pinsent Masons is celebrating International Men’s Day for the first time this year. The firm will mark the occasion with a conference next week for 50 male year 10 and 11 students from its partner schools, who are statistically less likely to achieve their potential at school than their female peers. The firm’s family support network […]
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