With the new development of Facebook shops, I was wondering how this may have an impact or relevance to law firms such as Linklaters?
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What thoughts do you have on this so far? And why are you trying to make the link between the two?
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With stories like this, there isn't necessarily a direct link to law firms. If you are asked this question, you might want to draw on the broader implications of Facebook's serious investment into e-commerce and think about a connection to law firms in this way. For example, this could be anything from data privacy issues to the challenges for brick-and-mortar stores - whatever interests you about this topic.
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