Irwin Mitchell has overhauled its management structure and practice stream makeup in preparation for its planned conversion to an alternative business structure later this year. The firm, which confirmed in April that it intended to take advantage of the Legal Services Act (LSA) and was considering taking external capital, changed its structure last month – splitting the business into a limited liability partnership (LLP) and a separate holding company and appointing a new board to manage both parts of the firm.
June 01, 2011 at 07:03 PM
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Top 50 law firm splits business ahead of LSA implementation
Irwin Mitchell has overhauled its management structure and practice stream makeup in preparation for its planned conversion to an alternative business structure later this year.
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