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Editor's letter

Welcome to the December/January issue of FD Legal. I trust you are all suitably toasty under piles of Christmas cards and party invitations, clutching your steaming mugs of mulled wine enjoying the dulcet tones of Bing Crosby in the back ground. Or maybe, like me, you are wondering where 2009 has gone and frantically attacking your reams of to-do-before-the-holidays lists! The consensus seems to be that the lead up to Christmas has seen busyness-levels taken to a new high. Which can only be a good thing? And an even better thing is that recent research into top 100 UK law firm finance directors1 indicates that, of those firms that participated, all firms in the top 100 have an FD or equivalent role. Back-office function? I think not!
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Preparing for ABS – view from the SRA
The current point, the journey’s end and the updated SRA guidance, especially regarding ‘pre-emptive ABSs’.
By Nicola Taylor
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What is really happening with alternative business structures?
The inside story from a Legal Services
Board perspective.
By Chris Baas and Fran Gillon
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The benefits of association
An inside perspective on Salans’ recent association
with Pinsent Masons and the benefits it will bring.
By Stephen Finch
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Last word
Overhauling your expenses systems
By David Vine
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Consolidation: Often discussed but will it happen?
Examining consolidation and the year ahead.
By Alan Hodgart
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The evolving role of technology in law firms
The changing role of technology and how can it help firms to deal with the challenges of the ‘new normal’.
By Damien Behan
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Thought leader
Every lawyer in Europe knows about anti-money laundering legislation, and the duty to report suspicious transactions. But does every lawyer in Europe know how these laws come about? We think it comes from our governments or the European Union (EU) – but the source is really the Financial Action Task Force (www.fatf-gafi.org), which deserves a little more public attention.
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The LSA and the three ‘C’s
The driving force of the Legal Services Act 2007, the
challenge, commoditisation and the consumer.
By Joe Simpson and Mark Higgins
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Risk focus: A rogue in your midst
By Frank Maher

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