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| − | Maclay, Murray & Spens is a prominent Scottish law firm which entered into a joint venture with [[Beattie Media]] to set up a lobbying firm called [[Public Affairs Europe Ltd]] It was a short lived affair, employed [[Jack McConnell]], the First Minister of Scotland for around 9 months in which time he won no clients and brought in no fees. | + | Maclay, Murray & Spens is a prominent Scottish law firm which entered into a joint venture with [[Beattie Media]] to set up a lobbying firm called [[Public Affairs Europe Ltd]] It was a short lived affair, employed [[Jack McConnell]], the First Minister of Scotland for around 9 months in which time he won no clients and brought in no fees<ref>Scots Independent, Issue 76 - 16th November 2001 [http://www.scotsindependent.org/2001/011116/index.htm And Back Stabbing] Accessed 3 Sep 2007</ref> |
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Latest revision as of 16:43, 3 September 2007
Maclay, Murray & Spens is a prominent Scottish law firm which entered into a joint venture with Beattie Media to set up a lobbying firm called Public Affairs Europe Ltd It was a short lived affair, employed Jack McConnell, the First Minister of Scotland for around 9 months in which time he won no clients and brought in no fees[1]
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- ↑ Scots Independent, Issue 76 - 16th November 2001 And Back Stabbing Accessed 3 Sep 2007
