The Alternative Business Structure,
introduced under the LSA, could reshape accounting firms, says Paul
Dipple
This October saw the arrival of the much discussed Legal Services
Act 2007 (LSA). The LSA, dubbed the ‘big bang’ for the
legal sector, will undoubtedly have wide implications for law firms
throughout the country. However, despite its name, the LSA looks set
to have far reaching effects on the delivery of all professional services
in the UK. The result is likely to be a whole new set of commercial
and career opportunities – as well as challenges – for
the nation’s accountants.
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