Co-operative Legal Services (CLS) is set to recruit 150 new members of staff as it ramps up its expansion in the consumer legal market. The retail giant, which last week applied to become an alternative business structure (ABS), will place the majority of new hires in its Bristol office, with others working from its recently opened family law unit in London.
January 12, 2012 at 07:39 AM
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Co-operative Legal Services (CLS) is set to recruit 150 new members of staff as it ramps up its expansion in the consumer legal market.
The retail giant, which last week applied to become an alternative business structure (ABS), will place the majority of new hires in its Bristol office, with others working from its recently opened family law unit in London.
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