Lawyers create 'wide legal advice gap' with clients Filipe Frazao
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Guy Myles, managing director of financial adviser Octapus, told the Sifa conference, that there is a ‘wide legal advice gap’ which advisers and lawyers could fill by working together. Legal practices are historically drawn to providing one-off services and need financial advisers to help them deliver broader and better client outcomes. He said: ‘There are just under 150,000 solicitors in the UK and, with so many overlaps in opportunities, ranging from inheritance tax to personal injury claims and rewards, advisers have a great opportunity to show how a partnership can add value to solicitors’ clients.’ Source: Citywire
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