One-in-four lawyers believes the Legal Services Act is likely to spell the end of the Bar, with Tesco law and one-stop solicitor advocates set for prominence in the post-reform marketplace. Claire Ruckin reports
April 16, 2008 at 08:08 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
One-in-four lawyers believes the Legal Services Act is likely to spell the end of the Bar, with Tesco law and one-stop solicitor advocates set for prominence in the post-reform marketplace. Claire Ruckin reports
More than half of the UK’s leading lawyers believe the Bar’s independence is under threat from sweeping reforms contained in the Legal Services Act (LSA), according to research carried out by Legal Week.
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