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Bay Area law firms shed so many people during the recession they may not have enough people to handle a new wave of work as the economy warms up again, warns a law firm finance expert. "They are going to be challenged to find enough talented people,� said Danilo DiPietro, head of the law firm group at Citigroup Private Bank. Firm revenue and profits per partner are looking stronger than they have in years, according to Citigroup data.
March 10, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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