Do you contact referees for Europe-wide sections? Where do you get the feedback and quotes from?

Do you contact referees for Europe-wide sections? Where do you get the feedback and quotes from?

We only contact referees for International Trade/WTO and Regulatory & Public Affairs (Environment, Agro/Food, and Government & Public Affairs). For all other Europe-wide practice areas, we use feedback gleaned from national research. If you upload referees for the other Europe-wide practice areas, they will not be contacted.
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      No, we do not confirm the name of referees from whom we have collected feedback.  Tools such as Referee Management are available, which enable you to track our progress in contacting your referees. This tool will provide updates when we have reached ...
    • Practice Area Definitions: Europe

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    • When do you contact a firm’s referees?

      The research schedule lists the research period for when we will be conducting the bulk of our research for each category and we aim to have contacted all referees by the end of it. We generally start our referee outreach towards the beginning of the ...
    • What can I do if one of my firm’s referees says they haven’t been contacted?

      We completely understand that emails get lost, accidentally deleted or caught up in spam filters, so the most important thing to do is to get in contact with the researcher assigned to the practice area and location you are submitting for (as listed ...
    • Should I send separate submissions for Global and Continent-Wide sections?

      Yes you should. We need separate submissions in addition to the country-level submissions. Continent-wide submissions should show work which demonstrates your firm's continental capability. The same applies to Global submissions: they should ...