Having secured not one but two successive major joint ventures with Admiral and then the AA, Lyons Davidson is undoubtedly the envy of many of its personal injury (PI) peers, but the South West firm has blamed the post-Jackson reforms litigation market for the latest news that it is having to make around 50 redundancies.
Just last week (5 November) the AA – touted as one of the potential game changers likely to enter the post Legal Services Act arena – announced it had secured alternative business structure (ABS) status and entered into a joint venture with Bristol-based Lyons Davidson.
