Large Firms
Feb. 14, 2003
Breaking Up
SAN FRANCISCO - Any way you slice it, carving up a law firm is a messy proposition. Even the smallest firm that fails must contend with unpaid debts and vendor accounts, ongoing client matters, long-term leases and accounts receivable, not to mention unwanted and probably worthless furniture, unbilled hours and employee benefits.
Even the smallest firm that fails must contend with unpaid debts and vendor accounts, ongoing client matters, long-term leases and accounts receivable, not to mention unw...
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