With layoffs and pay cuts hopefully behind them, South Florida firms look for ways to increase revenue.
October 26, 2009 at 02:30 AM
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Law firms ready for the up cycle
With layoffs and pay cuts hopefully behind them, South Florida firms look for ways to increase revenue.
For some firms, it’s all about the silver lining
Overall, 85 percent of managing partners described feeling optimistic about the coming year at their firm. Some firm leaders even said the recession strengthened their businesses.
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