There's a lot of things Jones Day doesn't do. It doesn't tell its partners what other partners make, it doesn't issue profit figures, it doesn't pay bonuses, it doesn't let partners vote on who will head the firm, it hasn't conducted mass layoffs and it doesn't pay associates in lockstep. One thing it is doing is growing, quickly. While some out-of-town firms have struggled to gain a foothold in the Bay Area, Jones Day has grown from a couple of dozen lawyers there in 2003 to 137 today.
September 14, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Joe Sims’ business card doesn’t have a title on it or a practice area. In fact, it doesn’t even indicate he’s a lawyer.
The Washington, D.C.-based antitrust attorney who is in charge of Jones Day‘s West Coast expansion said simply, “We don’t do titles here.”
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