With this dip in the economy and a potential credit crunch, some law firm leaders are predicting layoffs in what have been the most lucrative practice groups over the past four or so years — structured finance, real estate and corporate mergers and acquisitions.
Others say an economic downturn is an opportunity for bankruptcy and litigation practices and corporate attorneys will just adapt.
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