Lawyers try their hands for Manchester 'super-casino'
The project is also likely to generate work for firms on the six-strong panel of the Northwest Regional Development Agency, which currently includes Hammonds, Beachcroft, Eversheds and Mace & Jones, as well as Wigan's Platt & Fishwick and Warrington practice Forshaws.
February 07, 2007 at 11:13 PM
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A host of major firms are jostling for position in Manchester after the city was named as the surprise location for the UK's first 'super-casino'.
DLA Piper, Eversheds, Pinsent Masons and Addleshaw Goddard are all expected to join the race to land roles on the controversial £250m project, which will generate substantial mandates across the regulatory, licensing, property and construction markets.
Other likely bidders include Cobbetts, Halliwells and Hammonds, while leading City firms are also expected to bid for roles on the high-profile venture.
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