Legal Week reports
January 22, 2003 at 07:03 PM
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Lawyers are set to be restricted from acting as non-executive directors to clients following the publication of the long-awaited Higgs Report on corporate governance.
The report, drawn up by former investment banker Derek Higgs, specifically recommends that advisers should be unable to act as non-executive directors to companies their firm has advised in the past three years, whether they have personally acted for them or not.
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