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July 26, 2022 at 02:59 PM
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Northern California has proven itself to be a legal market where just about every law firm wants to be—and a market where both the large and small can succeed.
Amid competitive pressures, some midsize firms have ended their run of independence of late, such as Cooper, White & Cooper joining with Am Law 100 firm Womble Bond Dickinson and Wendel Rosen combining with expected Am Law 200 contender Fennemore Craig.
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