Daily Journal Staff Writer
At many big law firms, the real estate market's nosedive five years ago decimated their departments focusing on the sector, and many refugees sought work at smaller boutique firms.
Now that developers are beginning once again to churn dirt on new projects and certain areas of the industry, including multifamily complexes, are heating back up, the smaller firms are trying to hold onto their recent...
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