Law Practice
Apr. 26, 2012
As Law Firms become Global, Recruiting Firms must have Global Capability
As practices become increasingly interdisciplinary and clients require expertise in different geographies, recruiting firms must adapt. By Sabina Lippman and Mark Jungers of Lippman Jungers LLC
Rick Greenberg, national head of private equity and resident in the Los Angeles office of Major Global Law Firm (Global), got off the treadmill. Coming off another tough evening, Rick was tired.
At 11, he left a client dinner to take a call with a couple of partners of his about his client, an investment fund offered to investors in the U.S., the U.K. and Asia. Rick had pressed for an earlier call, but his London-bas...
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