SPECIALIST constitutional units have been set up in some of Scotland's largest commercial law firms to provide advice on the potential impacts of the independence referendum.
Top-tier players such as Maclay Murray and Spens (MMS) and Shepherd and Wedderburn are among those to have put together teams of senior lawyers from a range of different disciplines.
The move comes in response to an increasing demand for information from businesses keen to prepare long-term plans for whatever situation emerges after the 2014 vote.
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