Three quarters of respondents said the industry has a diversity issue.
Survey finds four in 10 went to private school and just 2% think the industry represents wider society.
September 12, 2019 at 03:30 AM
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The legal industry has been slammed for its elitism by top U.K. lawyers, in a survey that shows the vast majority feel law firms fail to reflect wider society.
Three quarters of U.K. lawyers said they feel the legal industry has a diversity problem, with one in five saying they would describe it as “a bit of a bubble”, a Legal Week poll of nearly 250 lawyers found.
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