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Law firms forced to prove their worth

Emma Sadowski
Emma Sadowski · 1 February 2013 · 3 min read
Adviser reviews Herbert Smith Freehills Kramer

Panel reviews are a cut-throat business these days, even for firms like SNR Denton and Slaughter and May. The duo was recently evicted from the Land Securities legal panel after a year-long review by group general counsel and company secretary Adrian de Souza. It seems not even the big hitters are immune to facing the chop.

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