DLA-backed venture LawVest has assembled a team of solicitors and barristers to handle volume fixed-fee work, as details emerge of the legal services company's new-look business model. The company, which has launched under the trading name Riverview Law, will offer a range of legal services including commoditised work such as small debt collection, remortgaging and low-value litigation.
February 17, 2012 at 10:10 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
DLA-backed venture LawVest has assembled a team of solicitors and barristers to handle volume fixed-fee work, as details emerge of the legal services company’s new-look business model.
The company, which has launched under the trading name Riverview Law, is split into two arms, Riverview Solicitors and Riverview Chambers, with the solicitors arm led by senior partner Andrew Reeves and the chambers by chief executive and barrister Chris Baylis.
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