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Slaughters, Linklaters and RPC win places on RSA’s reduced legal roster

Slaughters, Linklaters and RPC win places on RSA’s reduced legal roster
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Kathryn McCann
26 July 2016
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Slaughter and May, Linklaters and RPC have all won spots on insurance giant RSA Group’s legal roster, following a review which saw the number of panel firms reduced from five to three.

The group legal panel, which was last reviewed in 2011 had also included Allen & Overy, Ashurst and Norton Rose Fulbright.

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