Barristers have long been cast as dinosaurs, but solicitors are realising that they have to adapt to the demand for specialist disputes lawyers - and the decline of generalists. John Malpas and Claire Ruckin report from the Legal Week Litigation Forum
October 03, 2007 at 11:04 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Barristers have long been cast as dinosaurs, but solicitors are realising that they have to adapt to the demand for specialist disputes lawyers – and the decline of generalists. John Malpas and Claire Ruckin report from the Legal Week Litigation Forum
It is not often that someone offers a fresh insight into such a well-rehearsed debate as the decline of big-ticket litigation.
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