SimplyBiz acquires consultants 360 Legal

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The SimplyBiz Group has acquired legal consultancy and business support services provider 360 Legal Group.

The company offers a range of ancillary and development services including strategy and growth consultancy, training, business planning and mergers & acquisition support to UK law firms. David Kershaw, group member services director at SimplyBiz, said: "The 360 Legal Group has an established and well-respected brand within the legal sector and so seemed a natural fit to develop the SimplyBiz Group." Viv Williams, CEO of 360 Legal Group, added: "The new rules concerning outcomes-focussed regulation will change the way law firms are managed in the future and so legal businesses will nee...

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