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Tech startups, the once-dazzling clients that made every law firm in Silicon Valley salivate, seem about as glamorous these days as a trip to Kmart. That doesn't mean lawyers are turning them away. In a bad economy, any client with a pulse is better than none at all, and some firms, in fact, are getting even more aggressive about enlisting startups as new clients. But it's not a strategy without financial risk.
November 25, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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