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Introduction 03Modern Law ConferenceABS – One Year on - The New Legal Frontiers27th March 2013The Royal College of Surgeons, LondonEARLYBIRDTICKETS£130WelcomeIt’s been just over a year since Alternative BusinessStructures were given the green light for licenceapplications. Yet some believe we won’t see realinnovation until April 2013 - the next predicted ‘bigbang’. A view David Edmonds, Chair of the LegalServices Board agrees with (see pages 11-12).However, there has been some ABS impact todate: it has motivated existing, traditional and highstreet firms to reassess their value to the market,how they can meet clients’ needs and deliver inthe future. That’s the view of specialists attendingthe first Modern Law Sector Roundtable which inthis issue focuses on the conveyancing sector (seepages 37-39). Our guests told me it’s imperativefor representative discussions to take place outsideof consultation. The lack of opportunity to do thisis mainly due to hectic schedules so I’d like to takethe opportunity to thank all those involved and thehospitality of Goldsmith Williams.Never has there been a more pivotal year of change inthe delivery of legal services. It seems essential thenfor us to invite the first ABS movers to an interactivearena and share their experiences. The first MODERNLAW CONFERENCE : ABS – One Year On – The NewLegal Frontiers – is the platform for those who haverapidly embraced change through a fascinating varietyof new structures and innovative alliances. It combinesthe experiences of those leading the business of lawwith feedback from the regulators and expert opinion.We’re lucky enough to have captured the imaginationof Michael Napier, a consultant (and formerlyChairman of Irwin Mitchell Holdings Ltd), who willchair the unique and timely event in March 2013. Irecently had the pleasure of tapping into Michael’sunlimited ABS and legal growth knowledge (see page14-16) and I’m looking forward to welcoming him tothe stage next year.The MODERN LAW CONFERENCE : ABS – One YearOn – The New Legal Frontiers - will be held at theRoyal College of Surgeons, London on the 27 March2013. For further information on the conference pleasevisit www.modernlawmagazine.com.Modern Law is the place to share in an excitingnew era...Emma Waddingham, Chief EditorModern Law Magazine Issue 3 – November 2012 | ISSN 2050-5744Chief EditorEmma WaddinghamEditorial DepartmentAntony SmithStan NealProductionLindsey Thomson-HeleyDesignRichard BerryEvents ManagerJulia ToddEvents Co-ordinatorCharlotte ParkinsonContact t: 01765 600909 or e: info@modernlawmagazine.comPublisherKate McKittrickAdvertisingRachael PearsonModern Law Magazine is publishedby Charlton Grant Ltd ©2012.All material is copyrighted both written and illustrated. Reproduction in part or whole is strictly forbidden without the written permission of the publisher. All images and information is collatedfrom extensive research and along with advertisements is published in good faith. Although the author and publisher have made every effort to ensure that the information in this publication wascorrect at press time, the author and publisher do not assume and hereby disclaim any liability to any party for any loss, damage, or disruption caused by errors or omissions, whether such errorsor omissions result from negligence, accident, or any other cause.ML // November 2012
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