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The ‘big move’: Shepherd and Wedderburn avoids compulsory redundancies as it finalises Tods Murray integration

The ‘big move’: Shepherd and Wedderburn avoids compulsory redundancies as it finalises Tods Murray integration
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Kathryn McCann
17 December 2014
Legal mergersJob cuts

Shepherd and Wedderburn has managed to avoid making compulsory redundancies as it looks to complete the integration of Tods Murray, which it acquired earlier this year, into one office.

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