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Despite the shadow of a recession, many law firm leaders aren't fazed. Technology, on the other hand, is challenging firms every day.
November 12, 2019 at 06:00 AM
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While a potential recession may be worrying some, business is still good in the Sunshine State, say the heads of Florida’s largest law firms.
The presidents, CEOs and managing partners of Florida’s most established and sprawling law firms offered their insights to the Daily Business Review on what is top of mind as 2019 winds down and 2020 approaches.
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