The field of legal punditry is growing ever more crowded as hacks vie with consultants to pick over the strategic bones of the new generation of super firms. Take City legend Slaughter and May, which in recent years has had to put up with the indignity of oiks banging on about how its international best-mates strategy can't match up to the McFirms of this world.
April 23, 2008 at 08:04 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
The field of legal punditry is growing ever more crowded as hacks vie with consultants to pick over the strategic bones of the new generation of super firms.
Take City legend Slaughter and May, which in recent years has had to put up with the indignity of oiks banging on about how its international best-mates strategy can’t match up to the McFirms of this world.
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