The Legal Services Board (LSB) is calling for responses from the profession on the regulatory framework for alternative business structures (ABS), launching its consultation on the issue at the Legal Week Future of Legal Services Forum.LSB chairman David Edmonds used his keynote address at the conference, held in Central London last week (14 May), to issue a discussion paper to help build a regulatory framework for ABS, the radical new model which will allow legal services to be provided outside traditional partnerships.
May 21, 2009 at 12:15 AM
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LSB chair addresses plans for new business structures at Future of Legal Services Forum
The Legal Services Board (LSB) is calling for responses from the profession on the regulatory framework for alternative business structures (ABS), launching its consultation on the issue at the Legal Week Future of Legal Services Forum.
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