The Bar Standards Board (BSB) is gearing up to allow barristers to form partnerships from autumn next year, with alternative business structures (ABSs) set to come into effect for the profession in 2014.
October 25, 2012 at 08:19 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
The Bar Standards Board (BSB) is gearing up to allow barristers to form partnerships from autumn next year, with alternative business structures (ABSs) set to come into effect for the profession in 2014.
The moves were discussed at a BSB board meeting last week, with the regulator approving plans to introduce entity regulation for barrister only partnerships and legal disciplinary partnerships (LDPs), which are likely to take effect from next autumn.
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