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In-house: Mercedes Benz appoints Nabarro and Shoosmiths to UK legal panel as WLG loses out

Legal Business
Legal Business · 24 February 2015 · 2 min read
Adviser reviews Nabarro CMS Shoosmiths

Nabarro and Shoosmiths have secured a joint appointment to the legal panel of Mercedes-Benz UK following a competitive tender process, while Wragge Lawrence Graham & Co has failed to win a place.

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