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Unless the world becomes sinless, there always will be a place for litigation. The question, then, is whom to hire when sin reaches the suit stage -- a lawyer from a big firm or one from a boutique? The issue of big firm versus boutique firm too often is falsely cast in terms of successful trial lawyers versus unsuccessful ones. The real issue is the difference in the value the client gets from one versus the other.
August 03, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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