The Co-operative has begun a two-week trial of its plan to offer legal advice through its network of bank branches. The limited pilot scheme will see the Co-op offer its members free legal advice in three Bristol-based Britannia branches, with customers able to drop in for advice or book an advance appointment.
June 08, 2011 at 07:44 AM
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The Co-operative has begun a two-week trial of its plan to offer legal advice through its network of bank branches.
The limited pilot scheme will see the Co-op offer its members free legal advice in three Bristol-based Britannia branches, with customers able to drop in for advice or book an advance appointment.
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