With an estimated £26bn per annum up for grabs, it is no wonder new entrants, listed businesses, traditional law firms and private equity organisations are all eyeing the lucrative UK legal services market. High-volume legal areas such as insurance, conveyancing, family law and personal injury are proving to be especially enticing and many law firms are exploring funding options from private equity to realise their business aspirations.
November 08, 2012 at 07:03 PM
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With an estimated £26bn per annum up for grabs, it is no wonder new entrants, listed businesses, traditional law firms and private equity organisations are all eyeing the lucrative UK legal services market.
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