Legal Week reports
March 03, 2004 at 07:03 PM
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The Law Society has liberalised its rules on international practice – making it much easier for foreign law firms to set up in the UK with English-qualified lawyers.
Last week Chancery Lane’s policy-making council voted to allow English solicitors to work for foreign firms without those firms having to seek regulation from the Law Society as a foreign practice.
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