Harrisburg-based firm Schutjer Bogar spent a year expanding across the country to meet the needs of a single client, but now that relationship has soured and the firm’s principals say the resulting loss of revenue has put the firm on the brink of bankruptcy and possible dissolution.
Without the client that once made up a third of Schutjer Bogar’s total billables, the firm is barely hanging on, CEO and Co-Chief Financial Officer Chad Bogar told The Legal on Thursday.
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