With some key economic indicators on the rise last week, Cooley partner Mike Rhodes sounded cheerful -- if still cautious -- on Friday about the outlook for the 300-lawyer litigation group he heads. "In terms of hours, people are working a lot harder than a year ago," he said. But the real sign that things are looking up is the fact that first-years are busier, Rhodes said.
April 20, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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Optimism is in the air.
Last week the markets were up, factories were stepping up their output, and earnings reports — including at Silicon Valley heavyweights like Google and Intel — have been strong. The Wall Street Journal even reported that the tech sector is kicking into hiring mode as the economic recovery takes hold.
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