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Shell unveils panel winners including Bakers, Norton Rose and Dentons
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Can you be sure of Shell? Coveted oil giant unveils new panel
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Shell unveils panel winners including Bakers, Norton Rose and Dentons
- 23 May 2013 09:31
Eleven firms, including Allen & Overy (A&O) and Baker & McKenzie, have been successful in winning a place on Shell's new global legal panel, which was unveiled yesterday (22 May).
The tender, which kicked off in March, went out to 357 firms in 20 jurisdictions. The aim, according to legal director Peter Rees QC, was to find between two and five suitable firms for each practice area in each jurisdiction who would then be 'pre-qualified' for Shell legal work and who would compete with each other for significant mandates.Can you be sure of Shell? Coveted oil giant unveils new panel
- 22 May 2013 16:29
Eleven firms, including Allen & Overy (A&O) and Baker & McKenzie, have been successful in winning a place on Shell's new global legal panel, which has been unveiled today (22 May).
The tender, which kicked off in March, went out to 357 firms in 20 jurisdictions. The aim, according to head of legal Peter Rees QC, was to find around five suitable firms for each practice area in each jurisdiction who would then be 'pre-qualified' for Shell legal work and who would compete with each other for significant mandates.
Redundancy watch: Trowers the latest top 50 firm to announce fee-earner job losses
- 22 May 2013 15:25
Trowers & Hamlins has made four fee-earners and three secretarial staff redundant in the last three months, the firm confirmed today (22 May).
'In light of continuing pressures on the UK legal market, we have streamlined a few of our practice areas so that they better reflect our business needs,' the firm said in a statement.
Italy: Hogan Lovells trio departs to Ernst & Young while Bonelli changes management
- 22 May 2013 13:06
Hogan Lovells' Rome office has lost partners Gianroberto de Giovanni, Massimiliano Marinozzi and Paolo Ricci to Ernst & Young.
The trio will join as partners of the Italian legal offering of the global audit firm in its Rome and Milan offices. Ricci will take over the leadership team in Italy, while de Giovanni and Marinozzi will head the corporate and dispute teams respectively.
