On 10 February 2010 several large legal aid fims met Jack Straw and discussed the future. The MoJ has disclosed the names of the firms which attended but has indicated that the agenda and minutes are secret.
I wonder if Tony Edwards’ recent comment in the Gazette about duty solicitors was indicative of what was discussed? Perhaps he could tell us what the agenda consisted of and what was discussed?
Why should large firms have an unfair advantage and be rewarded with a market share the market itself (ie the clients) has decided not to award them? Why is big better?
Solicitors in Sevenoaks
