 Some commentators take the position that bringing together a group of lawyers and accountants to create a multidisciplinary association ultimately benefits clients as they often need a wide range of professional services advisors when involved in large transactions, e. g., when incorporating a new business or in litigation matters, when for lawyers, the litigation support services of accountants can be very valuable.Bringing lawyers and accountants together does not create a multidisciplinary practice (MDP), as all firms are separate legal entities.MDPs that involve law firms partnering with non-law firms remain highly regulated or forbidden in most nations and jurisdictions.