Law firms will have to get used to competing against non-legal entrants to the market, senior lawyers have predicted in a set-piece debate on the future of the profession.
The debate, held during a Future of Legal Services forum in late April, saw agreement from panellists including Osborne Clarke Managing Partner Simon Beswick and Russell Jones & Walker Chief Executive Neil Kinsella that new entrants were not interested in the law firm model.
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