By that theory, boutique firms that specialize in one practice area should be on shaky financial ground expressly because they lack a broad spectrum of services.
While some boutique firms have suffered serious blows from the economy, many are finding some distinct advantages over their larger competitors when it comes to weathering the economic storm, say leaders at boutiques and law firm observers.
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