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the development of the european legal system and law firms is a complex and diverse process, especially in the united kingdom, germany and france, where the legal systems and law firms have their own unique development history. the dual lawyer system in the united kingdom, the civil law system in germany and the complex legal system in france all reflect the uniqueness and diversity of the legal field in european countries.

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the british legal system has a long history and unique characteristics. the british legal system is based on the common law tradition, which emphasizes the importance of case law and judicial interpretation. the british legal system can be traced back to the 12th and 13th centuries, when professional lawyers began to appear in the uk, divided into narratores and attorneys. this dualistic lawyer system has continued to this day, with lawyers divided into barristers and solicitors, and the two types of lawyers have different qualifications, professional training, business divisions and guild organizations.

in the uk, the scale and specialization of law firms has a development process, which has gradually formed with the gradual opening of the legal services market. in england and wales, there are more than 10,000 law firms, which are distributed in more than 15,000 locations across the country. in recent years, the income of british law firms has faced unprecedented challenges and opportunities, and the operating model of law firms has also been constantly changing.