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Details: 04.Feb.2022

The University of Huddersfield has appointed three law firms to a £1.4m legal services panel that will support its in-house legal provision.

The successful firms were:

Eversheds
Mills & Reeve
Pinsent Masons

The services to be provided cover a broad spectrum and may include: Student Affairs, Statutory Framework and Governance, Property Matters, Employment and Personnel Matters, Company and Commercial Matters, Charities Law, Intellectual Property, Litigation, Statutory Compliance, Licensing, Financial Matters, International, and Data Protection.

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