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The UK's stilted but successful experience offers instructive lessons for a US market on the cusp of change.
February 25, 2020 at 05:30 AM
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Editor’s note: This article is a companion to The American Lawyer’s March cover story, on the fight over the future of law firm ownership in the United States.
“A new dawn has broken, has it not?” chimed Tony Blair upon securing a landslide victory to become U.K. prime minister in 1997, brimming with promises of fairer business practices and more consumer power.
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