Engineering the law
Legal Futures reports the news that a global consultancy that project manages some of the world's largest infrastructure and energy projects is buying a specialist law practice has significance beyond the construction and engineering sector.
February 22, 2013 at 05:07 AM
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Legal Futures reports the news that a global consultancy that project manages some of the world's largest infrastructure and energy projects is buying a specialist law practice has significance beyond the construction and engineering sector.
When Systech Solicitors becomes part of Systech International the firm will be offering a complete service: from legal advice to technical insight.
If this business approach becomes a trend, global specialist consultancies offering legal advice, the established law firms will be challenged on their home turf. We are already seeing law firms re-think their commercial proposition. Wiggin LLP is an IP law firm that has broadened its reach into film finance.
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