City lawyers are expecting the number of litigation cases to significantly increase as the recession continues to deepen, new research has revealed. Seventy-seven percent of City partners say it is likely that litigation work levels will increase in the coming months, according to Legal Week Intelligence's Benchmarker survey.Just 9% of survey respondents believed that an increase in disputes is unlikely.
January 28, 2009 at 10:03 AM
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City lawyers are expecting the number of litigation cases to significantly increase as the recession continues to deepen, new research has revealed.
Seventy-seven percent of City partners say it is likely that litigation work levels will increase in the coming months, according to Legal Week Intelligence’s Benchmarker survey, conducted in association with FirstAssist Legal Protection.
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