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‘Logical next step’: Pinsent Masons buys specialist diversity and inclusion business Brook Graham

‘Logical next step’: Pinsent Masons buys specialist diversity and inclusion business Brook Graham
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Kathryn McCann
4 June 2017
TMT

Pinsent Masons has acquired specialist diversity and inclusion (D&I) business Brook Graham for an undisclosed sum, fresh from buying a 20% stake in New Law outsourcing business Yuzu.

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