From DOMA to Dropbox to discrimination, 2012 seemed to be the year of law firms being roped into lawsuits rather than filing them on behalf of clients.
December 21, 2012 at 12:00 AM
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From DOMA to Dropbox to discrimination, 2012 seemed to be the year of law firms being roped into lawsuits rather than filing them on behalf of clients.
But litigation by and against law firms didn’t distract Pennsylvania’s largest firms from adding new offices, hiring groups of attorneys and making significant changes to management.
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