The Law Society is set to launch a review of the Law Society Charity in a move that casts doubt on the charity's long-term prospects. The review will look at the society's relationship with the charity, which was set up in 1974, including issues such as whether it should resume providing annual funding to the body, which only has reserves to cover it for the next few years.
March 10, 2010 at 07:04 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
The Law Society is set to launch a review of the Law Society Charity in a move that casts doubt on the charity’s long-term prospects.
The review will look at the society’s relationship with the charity, which was set up in 1974, including issues such as whether it should resume providing annual funding to the body, which only has reserves to cover it for the next few years.
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