First Minister hears about Plug & Play Law
At a reception at Bute House last night, the First Minister, Nicola Sturgeon, got to hear about Inksters‘ Plug & Play Law model from Brian Inkster.
The reception was to recognise the achievements of small businesses across Scotland.
FSB Celebrating Small Business Award Winners
FSB Celebrating Small Business Award Winners from 2020 and 2022 came together to hear the First Minister and FSB’s National Chair, Martin McTague, mark the achievements of Scotland’s small businesses during the most challenging of times through and since the pandemic. The First Minister stressed how important small businesses were to the Scottish economy.
Nicola Sturgeon discussing the importance of small businesses to the Scottish economy
Scottish and the UK Self-employed / Sole Trader of the Year Award Winners 2022
Inksters won both the Scottish and the UK Self-employed / Sole Trader of the Year Award 2022 for their innovative model that allows solicitors to flourish as sole traders operating under the Inksters’ umbrella. Inksters’ consultant solicitors do not need to worry about the back office operational work or regulatory matters. That is all taken care of for them by Inksters. They can run their own businesses under Inksters’ business and simply concentrate on what they are best at: the law. As Clare Balding said to Brian Inkster on stage at the FSB UK Awards on 19 May 2022:
I love that because you are like the perfect parent, you look after them and let them do what they want.
First Minister hears about Plug & Play Law
As well as the First Minister hearing about Plug & Play Law, Brian Inkster discussed with her the Legal Services Regulation Reform Bill to be introduced in 2022 /2023. There was also, in that conversation, time to discuss the delays in implementing the Legal Services (Scotland) Act 2010! Unfortunately, time did not allow a discussion on crofting law reform. Brian will have to save that one for next time.
Brian Inkster, Nicola Sturgeon and Nicola Walls (Brian’s wife)
Plug & Play Law
Inksters’ Plug & Play Law model gives you nine benefits as a self-employed consultant in a fee-sharing law firm compared to setting up on your own or with others or, indeed, being employed by or in partnership with other solicitors. You:-
- Can just do law
- Have complete flexibility on your own terms
- Are rewarded for what you do via a fee-share
- Reduce your costs
- Get all the benefits that a larger organisation can offer
- Become part of an award-winning law firm
- Have access to a diverse range of clients
- Have the best technology to assist you
- Get Brian Inkster
For more details do download the Plug & Play Law Brochure.
If, like the First Minister, you would like to hear more about Plug & Play Law do contact Brian Inkster for a chat.
