In the never-ending quest to drum up business, some Atlanta lawyers are finding that their most nettlesome competitors might not be other law firms-but accounting firms."Accounting firms are in our pants, no doubt about it," said Troutman Sanders corporate partner Terry C. Bridges. "In the tax field, we absolutely are competing more with accounting firms," said Kilpatrick Stockton tax partner Lynn E.
September 12, 2008 at 12:00 AM
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In the never-ending quest to drum up business, some Atlanta lawyers are finding that their most nettlesome competitors might not be other law firms-but accounting firms.
“Accounting firms are in our pants, no doubt about it,” said Troutman Sanders corporate partner Terry C. Bridges.
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