A recent article in Legal Week argued that, as all law firms advertise a sector strategy nowadays, sector specialism is no longer a real point of differentiation. Indeed, on one hand, from the perspective of an independent observer, it could look as if every leading law firm in the UK has a sector group claiming expertise in manufacturing, financial services, technology and so on.
November 07, 2007 at 07:23 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
A recent article in Legal Week argued that, as all law firms advertise a sector strategy nowadays, sector specialism is no longer a real point of differentiation.
Indeed, on one hand, from the perspective of an independent observer, it could look as if every leading law firm in the UK has a sector group claiming expertise in manufacturing, financial services, technology and so on.
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