Role Brexit was playing in the rising number of legal practitioners here

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Recorded24 Aug 2023

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The expansion of legal practices in Ireland over the past few years has been phenomenal. Much of it is due to the surge in investment here from global companies and some of it is down to Brexit and UK lawyers hoping to use Ireland as a springboard to continue selling services into the Single market. Joe caught up with Alan Connell the managing partner of Eversheds Sutherland who is also the sponsor of our Business Person of the Month, and began by asking him what role Brexit was playing in the rising number of legal practitioners here.

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