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South-west firm to become pioneering employee ownership ABS
Monday, 7 March 2016South west law firm Stephens Scown is to become a pioneering alternative business structure at the end of his month, which will allow it to remain a partnership while introducing employee ownership. Managing partner Robert Camp he hoped it would provide a “way forward” for other law firms.
Tags: Alternative business structures, employee ownership, Solicitors Regulation Authority
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