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I'm not really seeing anything in this article about what E&Y are *actually going to do* with Riverview. It'd be interesting to know this. The article gives no detail other than fixed fees, unlimited legal advice and scrapping hourly billing. I'm not really sure that it's worth buying a business on the basis of things that are easily copied within a relatively short period of time. There is a tantalizing mention of AI, but no real detail. A lot of firms (law and non law ) have been looking into AI for some years now, this is not really a new idea. Unless Riverview have developed some ground breaking, sorry, game changing proprietary software that will wipe the floor with their competitors, I'm struggling to see the rationale here.