Can the SEC's new head of enforcement get the battered watchdog back on track? Plus a look at the Wall Street firms back from the abyss...
March 12, 2010 at 04:40 AM
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One step back – For the first time in years, the population of minority lawyers at big US law firms is shrinking. Emily Barker reports.
Still paved with gold – The Great Recession threatened to upend the US legal industry. But firms tied to Wall Street are surviving – and even thriving, says Ben Hallman.
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