Away from the benefit to clients and firms' internal cost-saving efforts, the rise of the low-cost legal services centre has had another important consequence: it has offered a new route into the profession for hundreds of talented young and would-be lawyers outside the echo chamber of the M25.
October 01, 2014 at 12:33 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
A group of young lawyers tell Gavriel Hollander why they are staying local and pinning their career aspirations on working in a low-cost legal services centre
Away from the benefit to clients and firms’ internal cost-saving efforts, the rise of the low-cost legal services centre has had another important consequence: it has offered a new route into the profession for hundreds of talented young and would-be lawyers outside the echo chamber of the M25.
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