Regulatory work has become an increasingly significant stream of work for the litigation departments of UK and US firms over the last year, according to new research. The annual Fulbright & Jaworski survey of litigation trends found that over half of UK companies (54%) held at least one internal investigation in the past year, while a majority of UK respondents (53%) said regulatory matters topped their list of legal concerns.
October 15, 2007 at 04:03 AM
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Regulatory work has become an increasingly significant stream of work for the litigation departments of UK and US firms over the last year, according to new research.
The annual Fulbright & Jaworski survey of litigation trends found that over half of UK companies (54%) held at least one internal investigation in the past year, while a majority of UK respondents (53%) said regulatory matters topped their list of legal concerns.
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