Big firm corporate lawyers are busy again after a rebound in deals activity that started in the summer and has recently become stronger. Corporate lawyers said the uptick has beefed up their workload, created a pipeline of work for about six months to a year, and boosted a sense of cautious optimism among clients and lawyers. "There's been a significant uptick in both [M&A and securities work] and it's to the point where we are feeling understaffed," says Paul, Hastings, Janofsky & Walker's Robert Claassen.
October 02, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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Corporate lawyers at big firms are busy again after a rebound in deals activity that started in the summer and became stronger in recent weeks.
Corporate lawyers in the Bay Area said the uptick has beefed up their workload, created a pipeline of work for about six months to a year, and boosted a sense of cautious optimism among clients and their lawyers that the rebound could be sustained.
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