Large Firms
Apr. 7, 2009
Economic Recession Brings Reckoning to Big Law Firms, Revamps Model
It seemed like big law firms were too big to fail. Over two decades of explosive growth, top law firms gobbled up regional shops and opened far-flung international offices in Paris and Dubai. Salary wars erupted over newly minted attorneys from top law schools. Profits per partner soared. Now the party is over.
Daily Journal Staff Writers LOS ANGELES - It seemed like big law firms were too big to fail. Over two decades of explosive growth, top law firms gobbled up regional shops and opened far-flung international offices in Paris and Dubai. Salary wars erupted over newly minted attorneys from top law schools. Profits per partner soared. The party is over. The lucrative deals that fueled the boom dried ...
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