Hardly a socialist profession at heart, news of the Government's bailout of the banking sector has been met with a mixed reaction from the legal community. After recently ringing round to canvas opinion on the near-communist £50bn rescue package for the nation's failing financial institutions, Diary spies were greeted with an interesting cross-section of opinions.There was a large contingent who fell in the "Thank f*** my client's still solvent camp," with an even larger contingent in the: "Thank f*** I'm still solvent" camp.However, one jovial partner managed to put a new slant on it altogether.
October 22, 2008 at 08:04 PM
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Hardly a socialist profession at heart, news of the Government’s bailout of the banking sector has been met with a mixed reaction from the legal community.
After recently ringing round to canvas opinion on the near-communist £50bn rescue package for the nation’s failing financial institutions, Diary spies were greeted with an interesting cross-section of opinions.
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