All around Connecticut, the signs of spring are in the air. Birds are chirping earlier and the sun is shining into the early evening hours. Buds are beginning to bloom.
And some law firms are hiring again.
Among the signs of change this spring: Some law firms are hiring again. One law firm partner goes so far as to say that, for her practice and personal life, "for the last six months the recession is over, completely over." Does this mean the economy is finally getting out of the deep freeze?
May 06, 2011 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
All around Connecticut, the signs of spring are in the air. Birds are chirping earlier and the sun is shining into the early evening hours. Buds are beginning to bloom.
And some law firms are hiring again.
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