Shearman, Reed Smith, Dentons and Eversheds among firms to win places
Shearman & Sterling, Reed Smith, Dentons and Eversheds are among the firms appointed to Nokia’s newly-created global legal panel.
Shell global panel slashed from 11 to six
Clifford Chance, Allen & Overy, Baker & McKenzie and Norton Rose big winners
Royal Dutch Shell has cut its global panel from 11 firms to just six, as the company reorganises its legal arrangements following its merger with BG Group.
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‘A straightforward decision’: Network Rail extends adviser panel for three more years
Network Rail has reappointed its five core firms – Addleshaw Goddard, Eversheds, Bond Dickinson, Dentons and Maclay Murray & Spens – to its panel until 2019.
Shell slashes global panel from 11 to six post-BG merger
Shell has slashed its global panel from 11 firms to just six, with Eversheds and Reed Smith newcomers to the panel. Clifford Chance, Allen & Overy, Baker & McKenzie and Norton Rose Fulbright have been reappointed.
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Weightmans and DAC Beachcroft reappointed as North West local authorities finalise £10m panel
DAC Beachcroft, Hill Dickinson, Weightmans, and Geldards have been appointed as partners on the North West Legal Consortium’s £10m legal panel, positioning them to work closely with local authorities associated with over 40 councils in the North West of England.
Clifford Chance secures position on Serco panel as Ashurst and Linklaters miss out
Following a recent review, outsourcing company Serco has announced its UK legal panel with Clifford Chance, Clyde & Co, Pinsent Masons, Bird & Bird, Addleshaw Goddard and DWF all securing places.
Clydes misses out as Eversheds and Burness Paull take away places on Yum! panel
Eversheds and Burness Paull have won places on Yum! Brands slimmed down legal panel, with Clyde & Co missing out on reappointment.
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Adviser review: Pinsent Masons added to Land Securities panel
National firm Pinsent Masons has won a place on FTSE 100 firm Land Securities’ legal panel, while Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer has come off the roster following a review.
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Eversheds, Reed Smith and Dentons land spots on inaugural Avis panel
Eversheds, Reed Smith, Dentons and K&L Gates have landed spots on a seven-firm global panel created by US car rental giant Avis.
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Barclays bans lawyers from corporate hospitality during panel review
Barclays has put a ban on its 600 lawyers accepting corporate hospitality as it reviews its legal panel worth around £100m a year to law firms.
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