Kennedys is considering taking external investment to develop a range of new litigation products, as the firm moves to capitalise on its forthcoming conversion to an alternative business structure (ABS). The firm is currently piloting a web-based product, dubbed KLAIM, which will allow clients to carry out the initial stages of litigation themselves and help them to independently resolve low-value cases that are likely to settle quickly.
February 23, 2012 at 07:03 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Kennedys is considering taking external investment to develop a range of new litigation products, as the firm moves to capitalise on its forthcoming conversion to an alternative business structure (ABS).
The firm is currently piloting a web-based product, dubbed KLAIM, which will allow clients to carry out the initial stages of litigation themselves and help them to independently resolve low-value cases that are likely to settle quickly.
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