The U.K.’s top 50 law firms have worryingly little cash on their balance sheets, according to a comprehensive analysis of limited liability partnership accounts by audit firm Smith & Williamson.
The top 50 had a combined amount of £1.325 billion of cash on their balance sheets in the accounts, and combined bank loans and overdrafts of £875 million, which leaves them with net cash of £450m.
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