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Fee transparency: Olswang, OC, Taylor Wessing and 12 others sign up to service to reduce legal fee disputes

Legal Business
Legal Business · 29 April 2015 · 2 min read
TMT Olswang CMS Osborne Clarke Taylor Wessing

Taylor Wessing, Olswang and CMS Cameron McKenna are amongst a host of firms to sign up to Apperio – a platform designed to create transparency on legal fees.

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