The Co-operative looks set to offer legal advice to the general public from its network of bank branches, as its considers a converstion to an Alternative Business Structure (ABS) later this year, in a move that would make it the first retailer to do so. The retailer is looking into the option of forming a one-stop shop for financial and legal services when the Legal Services Act (LSA) comes into force in October this year.
March 29, 2011 at 05:01 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
The Co-operative looks set to offer legal advice to the general public from its network of bank branches, as its considers a converstion to an Alternative Business Structure (ABS) later this year, in a move that would make it the first retailer to do so.
The company is looking into the option of forming a one-stop shop for financial and legal services when the Legal Services Act (LSA) comes into force in October this year.
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