EY to recruit 30 to UK legal team

EY has followed PwC and KPMG in getting an Alternative Business Structure (ABS) license, enabling it to offer legal services in England and Wales.
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The Big Four accountancy firm has appointed three partners to the practice. It plans to recruit a total of about 30 staff within the next six months. Steve Varley, chair of EY UK, said: 'We aren't competing with the business models of traditional law firms. We are offering something new. By working closely with other parts of the organisation, clients will benefit from our globa scale, in-depth industry knowledge as well as having a single point of contact for all of their professional needs.'

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The services it expects to focus on will include employment structures and large transactions. Source: Financial Director

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