Insurance giant Admiral has made a major move into the legal services market after sealing two alternative business structure (ABS) joint ventures with law firms Lyons Davidson and Cordner Lewis. The Solicitors Regulation Authority has granted alternative ABS licences for the two ventures - Admiral Law and BDE Law - which will see Admiral team up with Bristol's Lyons Davidson and Cardiff's Cordner respectively.
April 05, 2013 at 12:55 PM
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Insurance giant Admiral has made a major move into the legal services market after sealing two alternative business structure (ABS) joint ventures with law firms Lyons Davidson and Cordner Lewis.
The Solicitors Regulation Authority has granted alternative ABS licences for the two ventures – Admiral Law and BDE Law – which will see Admiral team up with Bristol’s Lyons Davidson and Cardiff’s Cordner respectively.
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