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Perspective

May 6, 2011

Modified Cash Basis Accounting: Super Fuel for the Law Firm Drag Race

Ever wonder how and why law firms "crash on the roadside," leaving unsuspecting partners and employees to suffer the consequences? By Edwin B. Reeser and James B. Hunt


FIRST IN A FOUR-PART SERIES


By Edwin B. Reeser and James B. Hunt


Have you noticed the recurring news of major, respected law firms having difficulties with their bankers, with an announcement days later that management has recommended firm dissolution? Wondering how this happens without clues that the end was near for each firm, catching great numbers of partners by surprise?


This series is a discussion of the "hows" and "whys&qu...

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