Ince & Co is set to convert to a limited liability partnership (LLP) on 1 May, becoming one of the last firms in the UK top 50 to do so. The move, which comes a decade after firms were first permitted to limit their liability, will see seven of Ince's nine offices included in the LLP. Hong Kong and Paris will be excluded for the time being.
March 30, 2011 at 07:58 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Ince & Co is set to convert to a limited liability partnership (LLP) on 1 May, becoming one of the last firms in the UK top 50 to do so.
The move, which comes a decade after firms were first permitted to limit their liability, will see seven of Ince’s nine offices included in the LLP. Hong Kong and Paris will be excluded for the time being.
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