Featured Articles: Public Procurement

Corporate Counsel Q&A: Public Procurement 2012

Who’s Who Legal interviews Tina Patel, commercial lawyer for the Staffordshire and West Midlands Police Joint Legal Services. She discusses the requirements of her role and relationship between in-house and private experts.

Roundtable: Public Procurement 2012

The International Who’s Who of Public Procurement Lawyers has brought together four of the world’s leading practitioners to discuss key issues facing public procurement lawyers today.

Preferential Procurement in the South African Context

Claire Barclay of DLA Cliffe Dekker Hofmey explores the significant changes to the South African Constitution relating to preferrential procurement awards.

The Implementation of the Remedies Directive in Sweden

Anna Ulfsdotter Forssell and Kristian Pedersen of Advokatfirman Delphi analyse and account for the Swedish implementation of the Remedies Directive, in theory as well as in practice

The Art of Identifying “The Most Economically Advantageous Tender” - The Use of Relative Evaluation Models in Public and Utilities Procurement

Joakim Lavér and Olof Larsberger, Hannes Snellman Attorneys Ltd

Joakim Lavér and Olof Larsberger of Hannes Snellman Attorneys Ltd discuss the advantages and disadvantages of relative evaluation models in public and utilities procurement.

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Analysis: Public Procurement

Most Highly Regarded Firms: Public Procurement 2012

This year we recognise the leading public procurement firms, private practitioners and independent counsel, selected for their expertise and reputation in this field. We have identified the leading ten lawyers from around the world, and four of the world’s most recommended barristers, as a reflection of the distinction between private practice and the Bar and their jurisdictional scope of practice.

Research Trends and Conclusions: Public Procurement 2012

With the benefit of over 15 years research and tens of thousands of votes from clients and privates practitioners, Who’s Who Legal takes a closer look at developing trends in the global public procurement legal marketplace.

Research Trends and Conclusions: Public Procurement 2011

Building on the research from the previous two editions of this publication, Who’s Who Legal analyses votes and interviews from clients and private practitioners the world over to establish a picture of recent trends and developments in public procurement law.

Most Highly Regarded Firms: Public Procurement 2011

In this section we analyse the findings of our research in greater depth to identify the firms and practitioners who stand out worldwide.

Most Highly Regarded Firms: Public Procurement 2010

Our research has revealed 307 lawyers in 51 jurisdictions who can be considered experts in this field and some of the leaders are highlighted here.

Research Trends and Conclusions: Public Procurement 2010

Jessica Harvey - Who's Who Legal

When we think of contracting parties in the acquisition of goods and services, our thoughts turn to the private sector, to the doctrines of freedom and privity of contract. The government is not traditionally the consumer that springs to mind.

Research Trends and Conclusions: Public Procurement 2009

Richard Woolley - Who's Who Legal

This book is a response to the increasing volume of public procurement work being done internationally in recent years and its growing importance to lawyers and firms.

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Featured Articles: Public Procurement

Analysis: Public Procurement

Jessica Harvey - Who's Who Legal

Richard Woolley - Who's Who Legal

All Lawyers in Public Procurement (Listed Alphabetically)