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In an ongoing effort to make the legal system more consumer-friendly, the British government has proposed sweeping reforms that would allow the government to license alternative business structures for law firms, including outside ownership by investors and stock exchange listings. A minister at the Department of Constitutional Affairs said she envisioned a legal system where someone could pick a lawyer "as easily as they can buy a tin of beans." Could such radical notions take hold elsewhere?
October 25, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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