Expansion strategies will have new goals and challenges this year, partly a result of the pandemic's aftershocks fueling remote work and also due to ever-increasing competition for top-performing partners.
April 14, 2022 at 05:00 AM
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Am Law 200 firms almost everywhere had a big year last year, and they’re using those gains to grow in 2022—often in different ways.
Some are building up: stacking talent and resources in markets where they’re already situated. Others are building out: broadening their footprint where they see opportunities. The approaches aren’t mutually exclusive, and some are doing both.
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