Shifts in the legal marketplace have left the industry's midsize firms navigating a narrowing path to success.
May 24, 2022 at 10:02 AM
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Leaders in the Second Hundred face a predicament. By and large, their firms are succeeding in taking advantage of a bull market for legal services. But that same thriving market has their larger peers hungry for growth to meet client demand.
Where’s the first place these big firms are looking? The top-performing practices in the Second Hundred.
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