The Legal Services Bill is unlikely to come into force before 2010 in a move that will raise questions over the future of the UK profession's much-hyped 'Big Bang' law reforms. The Bill is set to receive Royal Assent this autumn and had been expected to come into force during 2008-09, making the UK by far the most liberal legal services market in the world.
March 14, 2007 at 11:31 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
The Legal Services Bill is unlikely to come into force before 2010 in a move that will raise questions over the future of the UK profession’s much-hyped ‘Big Bang’ law reforms.
The Bill is set to receive Royal Assent this autumn and had been expected to come into force during 2008-09, making the UK by far the most liberal legal services market in the world.
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