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The question is on every associate's lips: Are firms laying people off as last year's flood of transactional work tapers to a slow-moving stream? Fearing hits to their reputations and the loss of the investment made in training young lawyers, firms have created a new animal: the shifting practice group. Rather than cut junior-level lawyers loose, some firms are attempting to teach transactional associates a new trade.
August 07, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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