The Swedish Bar Association is divided over controversial proposals to relax Bar rules governing how many bidders a law firm can represent in an auction. The organisation has been forced to push back a decision about relaxing the rules because board members could not reach an agreement. While the majority of the board was in favour of sticking with current rules - which allow firms to represent only one bidder - disagreements mean it is now considering a compromise solution.
February 13, 2008 at 11:26 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
The Swedish Bar Association is divided over controversial proposals to relax Bar rules governing how many bidders a law firm can represent in an auction.
The organisation has been forced to push back a decision about relaxing the rules because board members could not reach an agreement.
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