While alternative business structures are gaining all the headlines right now, something perhaps even more fundamental is going on this year: the Legal Education and Training Review (LETR). Many know it’s happening, but I suspect few quite understand how radically it could reshape the foundation of becoming a lawyer.
I don’t think I did until last week, when I attended the first of a series of five seminars organised by the Legal Services Board (LSB), this one in association with the Legal Services Institute.
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