Several years ago, San Francisco bankruptcy boutique McNutt & Litteneker had 10 full-time lawyers. But last month's departure of its three remaining associates to 215-attorney Schnader Harrison leaves McNutt & Litteneker with just its name partners. Former McNutt lawyers blame the economy as well as an unchallenging firm environment for their departures.
February 16, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on National Law Journal
If it’s tough to be tiny, it’s even tougher to be small and specializing in insolvency.
San Francisco bankruptcy boutique McNutt & Litteneker began shedding attorneys in the summer of 2005 in tandem with a drop in business. The firm several years ago had 10 full-time lawyers — eight of whom were associates. Last month’s departure of its three remaining associates have name partners Scott McNutt and Rebecca Litteneker not just running the show — they are the show.
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