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Many top law firms see alternative providers as “threat to profession”
Tuesday, 13 September 2016Four in ten managing partners at leading law firms see alternative providers such as the Big Four accountants and insurers as the biggest threat to the legal profession, according to a survey published today. It also found firms more likely to see growth coming from investment in technology and hiring teams, rather than mergers.
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CMA guidance on unregulated legal services must be applauded but…
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The rise of the agent
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