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Editor's Note

November 27, 2012

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Senior Staff Reporter Gina Passarella brings her expertise to the forefront, not only with her informative analysis of the Managing Partners Survey, but also in helping to shepherd the many different sections of this publication through to the end. Her tireless effort and careful editing eye ensure the information in these pages is not only valuable, but also accurate down to the smallest detail.

As with everything else we do at The Legal, we hope to receive your input on this magazine. It represents a look at where the profession currently stands and we always welcome your ideas for further useful information we can provide in coming years. As the practice of law evolves, so should this publication. We look forward to hearing your insights and suggestions in the coming year.

Ben Seal is the magazines and supplements editor for The Legal Intelligencer.

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  • Barrabas

    November 27, 2012 04:35 PM

    The assault on the confidence the public has in a fair and impartial judiciary continues unabated. The Third Branch is crumbling and it is a monumental catastrophe and tragedy that didn't have to happen.

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