INSIGHT COLUMN
By Michael J. Skoler
American law firms are steeped in a long history of self-governance and private ownership. In fact, state laws and professional ethics rules prohibit the selling of shares in law firms to non-lawyers. However, as layoffs and economic difficulties continue to plague the legal industry, it begs the question: Can law firms continue to prosper in a global economy without access to the capital markets?
Law firms are cons...
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