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Eversheds Increases Reprographics Volume 300%
White Paper Eversheds has grown in recent years to become the third largest law firm in the world and second largest in Europe. PBMS first began providing Reprographic Services to Eversheds in 1998 for the Leeds office. [10 Jun 2005]
Eversheds Places the Law in Microsoft's Hands
White Paper Eversheds is one of the largest law firms in the world, employing 4,500 staff in offices throughout Europe. Eversheds is one of the largest law firms in the world, employing 4,500 staff in offices throughout Europe. [24 Feb 2004]
Law firm inks £27m IT deal
News International law firm Eversheds has signed a £27m managed services deal which will see it hand over the management of its UK service desk and desk-side support along with the hosting of its data centres to Computacenter Services. [05 Jun 2007]
5 years ago... Over a third of UK websites branded illegal
News 27.10.98: More than a third of UK companies are breaking the law with their corporate websites, according to law firm Eversheds. Andy Lucas, a solicitor at Eversheds, agreed that the offences might seem trivial, but he warned that complacency over... [27 Oct 2003]
Over a third of UK Web sites branded illegal
News More than a third of UK companies are breaking the law with their corporate Web sites, according to law firm Eversheds. Andy Lucas, a solicitor at Eversheds, agreed that the offences might seem trivial, but he warned that complacency over the legal... [27 Oct 1998]
Law firm warns against domain name pirates
News Law firm Eversheds has issued a warning to users of the potential danger of domain name piracy. Rex Parry, head of International Property at Eversheds, said registration of names will be on a first-come, first-served basis. [09 Jul 1998]
New Email System Aids Efficiency at Law Firm
White Paper Eversheds LLP is one of the largest full service international law firms in the world with more than 4,000 people and over 2,100 legal advisers. Eversheds' existing email system was based on a legacy application, which could no longer meet the... [10 Aug 2006]
Blair hires controversial US election cyberactivist
News Law firm Eversheds warned of the legal dangers of cybersquatting and said the political parties also risk alienating voters if they mislead them using these kinds of tactics. Cassie Beasley, intellectual property expert at Eversheds, said: "Anyone... [15 Apr 2005]
Web legal service to aid battle against cybersquatting
News An online mediation service for resolving Internet disputes was launched today by UK-based law firm Eversheds. The service, called dotcomresolution.com, will offer a fixed-fee service for companies seeking legal advice and representation. [15 May 2000]
UK firms ignoring data protection deadline
News Jonathan Armstrong, senior associate at Eversheds law firm, said the UK Data Protection Act 1998 was deferred so companies had time to comply, yet the majority in the US and UK have not done so. UK companies will struggle to hit the 24 October... [05 Oct 2001]
South Oxfordshire District Council - A Strategic Approach to Corporate Procurement in a District Council
White Paper In October 2002, Eversheds were invited to undertake some procurement awareness training. South Oxfordshire District Council is a predominantly rural authority covering an area of approximately 253 square miles with a population circa 130,000. [28 Apr 2005]
UK shamed as government misses ecommerce deadline
News Jonathan Armstrong, senior partner at law firm Eversheds, said: "In the past the EU has taken action against member states for failing to comply with Directive deadlines. The UK government will definitely miss the deadline set by the European Union... [08 Jan 2002]
Security experts slam HMRC over data loss
News Jonathon Armstrong, principal partner at law firm Eversheds drew parallels with a similar security breaches in the US last year, when 26 million armed forces veterans' personal data was lost and when retailer TJX lost more than 90 million... [22 Nov 2007]
Chip firm's 'illegal' $7bn subsidy under scrutiny
News Andre Bywater, EU lawyer at law firm Eversheds, said: "This is serious stuff. Hynix Semiconductor is being investigated by the European Union for allegedly receiving government subsidies to reduce the price of chips sent to Europe. [24 Jul 2002]
Lone e-tailer starts crusade against Yahoo! and Hotmail
News However, this statement is heavily disputed by Kate Fox, technology legal specialist at Eversheds law firm. A UK e-tailer has resorted to naming and shaming Hotmail and Yahoo! on his website after the companies failed to de-activate email accounts... [12 Jul 2002]
