US law firm leaders feel the economy is stabilising and could even improve over the next six months, according to new research. The survey by consultants Hildebrandt International found that two-thirds of managing partners or chairmen at major US firms believe the economy is the same or better than six months ago.
June 24, 2009 at 10:20 AM
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US law firm leaders feel the economy is stabilising and could even improve over the next six months, according to new research.
The survey by consultants Hildebrandt International found that two-thirds of managing partners or chairmen at major US firms believe the economy is the same or better than six months ago.
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