How German law could change UK’s law firm ownership rules

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How German law could change UK’s law firm ownership rules

Olivia Adam
July 24, 2024
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If Germany passes a law allowing non-lawyers to own firms, it could pave the way for similar changes across the UK and beyond

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Olivia joined the IFLR team in 2022. She graduated from Strathclyde University with a masters in digital journalism and has a LLB from Edinburgh University.
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