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In a recent speech to the Financial Services Lawyers Association, Nick Clegg said that the legal profession must radically improve diversity.
The Queen has granted ILEX the Royal Charter - recognition of it being a body that works in the public interest, and that demonstrates pre-eminence, stability and permanence in its field.
