When legal recruiter Joe Macrae founded Mlegal 19 years ago as a two-recruiter shop in Palo Alto, branding was something of an afterthought.
He had recently sold his prior outfit ZMB.
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Joe Macrae (Photo: Courtesy photo.)
"If partners in the firms start to see a tranche of firms that are outperforming the average, you could see an additional wave of partner moves," Macrae says. "In a bull market where all firms are doing well and all boats are rising, it is arguably hard to see a reason to move."
June 25, 2020 at 08:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on The Recorder
When legal recruiter Joe Macrae founded Mlegal 19 years ago as a two-recruiter shop in Palo Alto, branding was something of an afterthought.
He had recently sold his prior outfit ZMB.
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