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‘Community level’: Eversheds Sutherland launches ‘ES Disrupt’ new tech service for start-ups

‘Community level’: Eversheds Sutherland launches ‘ES Disrupt’ new tech service for start-ups
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Kathryn McCann
21 June 2017
TMTInnovation

Eversheds Sutherland is the latest firm to target the lucrative fast-growth, start-up industry with its launch of ‘Eversheds Disrupt’ – a product providing web-based bespoke legal advice to start-ups and fast-growth companies.

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