Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg has called on the legal profession to 'open its doors wider' and do more to offer alternative routes into law in his latest appeal to UK businesses to boost social mobility. The Deputy Prime Minister made the remarks in a speech to the Financial Services Lawyers Association yesterday (11 October), in which he called for the profession to be more open to people of diverse backgrounds and stamp out nepotism.
October 12, 2011 at 11:07 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg has called on the legal profession to ‘open its doors wider’ and do more to offer alternative routes into law in his latest appeal to UK businesses to boost social mobility.
The Deputy Prime Minister made the remarks in a speech to the Financial Services Lawyers Association yesterday (11 October), in which he called for the profession to be more open to people of diverse backgrounds and stamp out nepotism.
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