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In an era of extremes -- teeny dot-coms, supernova-size mergers -- regular midsize businesses are often overlooked. But according to some, the companies can be great clients, especially when they're growing fast. Because they often have no in-house lawyer, or a small legal department, that leaves lots of work for outside counsel. The American Lawyer looks at who is representing midsize companies.
August 25, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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