Justice Secretary Kenneth Clarke has pledged to champion the UK's £23bn legal services industry including lobbying key foreign jurisdictions to open their markets. In a speech delivered in London today (14 September) Clarke said he would "go in to bat" for the UK's legal services market, arguing that he was part of a "Government supporting the business of law".
September 14, 2011 at 10:50 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Justice Secretary Kenneth Clarke has pledged to champion the UK’s £23bn legal services industry including lobbying key foreign jurisdictions to open their markets.
In a speech delivered in London today (14 September) Clarke (pictured) said he would “go in to bat” for the UK’s legal services market, arguing that he was part of a “Government supporting the business of law”.
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