Senior City lawyers are facing 2010 in a considerably more optimistic mood according to new research, which shows business confidence rising sharply over the last three months. Legal Week's quarterly business confidence survey found that 83% of responding partners expect revenue growth at their own firm over the next 12 months, a result that is up sharply on the last poll in October, when just 58% were expecting growth.
January 13, 2010 at 06:07 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Confidence rises sharply over last three months after plunging in first half of 2009, with four out of five partners now expecting growth at their firm in 2010. Emma Sadowski reports
Senior City lawyers are facing 2010 in a considerably more optimistic mood according to new research, which shows business confidence rising sharply over the last three months.
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