A panel of experts at Legal Week's Global Independent Law Firms Forum debate how independents can compete with global powerhouses
June 01, 2015 at 04:45 AM
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Defining your niche is the key to success for independent firms seeking to remain competitive in a global world. A panel of experts at Legal Week’s Global Independent Law Firms Forum debate where independents are falling short.
Markus Hartung, director (picture, bottom left), Bucerius Centre on the Legal Profession: Globalisation – is that a threat or an opportunity? Is it all over now for the independents?
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