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From: The Am Law Daily from The American Lawyer <[email protected]> 
To: cj 
Subject: What the U.S. Can Learn From the U.K. Foray Into Nonlawyer Ownership 
Date: Tue, 25 Feb 2020 11:01:35 +0000 
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The American Lawyer 
Daily Alert 
Feb 25, 2020 
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A MESSAGE FROM THE EDITOR 
The push to deregulate law firm ownership rules is gaining 
steam. What makes this time around different? And what 
would changes in the rules mean for law firms, ALSPs, the 
Big Four, clients and beyond? With access to justice at its 
core, these efforts have implications for much more, but 
many law firm leaders aren't concerned or don't know what 
they'd do with a cash infusion if they got one. Dan Packel 
and Dylan Jackson dive into all of these angles, with accompanying pieces from our 
global newsroom on what the U.S. can learn from jurisdictions that have 
deregulated and what specific policies are being explored in states across the 
country. 
— Gina Passarella, Editor-in-Chief, The American Lawyer 
What the U.S. Can Learn From the U.K. 
Foray Into Nonlawyer Ownership 
The U.K.'s stilted but successful experience 
offers instructive lessons for a U.S. market on 
the cusp... Read More 
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By Dan Packel 
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ANALYSIS 
The Fight Over the Future of Law Firm 
Ownership Has Put an Industry at…
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