The hot topic at the American Bar Association's midyear meeting in Dallas was the multidisciplinary practice of law. Lawyers and other professionals urged bar leaders to embrace MDP firms, noting that other types of firms are employing lawyers at ever increasing numbers. Many others, though, preached caution.
February 15, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
The bar is still hopelessly conflicted about the multidisciplinary practice of law.
At the American Bar Association’s midyear meeting in Dallas, many lawyers and other professionals exhorted bar leaders to embrace MDP firms, noting that accounting firms, banks and insurance companies are employing lawyers in increasing numbers. Many others, though, preached caution.
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