By Jill Redhage
Daily Journal Staff Writer
A year and a half ago, Ralph Pais, chair of Fenwick & West's technology transactions group, was contemplating a problem familiar to large law firms: As companies grow, they find it too expensive to ask firms like Fenwick to handle their day-to-day commercial transactions and instead direct that business to a multitude of lower-priced boutique firms and solo practitioners.
Until...
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