Dickinson Dees has won an appointment to advise Northern Rail on commercial and financial issues, with the firm set to work alongside the rail operator's current main adviser SNR Denton. The northwest firm – which is merging with Bond Pearce in May this year to form Bond Dickinson – won the role to handle non-rail commercial legal services in January. The appointment has resulted in the scope of SNR Denton's contract being revised. The train operator, which runs 20% of the UK's railway stations, put the new contract out to tender late last year after deciding to bring in a law firm based within its network.
March 21, 2013 at 08:03 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Dickinson Dees has won an appointment to advise Northern Rail on commercial and financial issues, with the firm set to work alongside the rail operator’s current main adviser SNR Denton.
The northwest firm – which is merging with Bond Pearce in May this year to form Bond Dickinson – won the role to handle non-rail commercial legal services in January. The appointment has resulted in the scope of SNR Denton’s contract being revised.
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