The Big Four’s push into legal has seen immigration at the forefront - so which practices will be next?
October 05, 2018 at 02:00 AM
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The Big Four’s push into the legal industry has gone from stealth mode to out-in-the-open-with-nothing-to-hide-mode. It’s become clear these four firms have plans for the legal industry that they are now executing against. The question is – what are their plans?
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