Now well on our way into the Growth is Dead series, it's only fair to offer up what we hope are some constructive ideas on how to deal with this phenomenon going forward. But first, a quick recap of some of the things we've touched upon: • From more or less 1980 until approximately 15 September 2008, the industry of BigLaw enjoyed an unprecedented run of growth in revenue, profitability, and headcount, with compound annual growth rates in the middle to high single digits for virtually that entire period, with only the occasional hiccup.
December 06, 2012 at 08:41 AM
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Now well on our way into the Growth is Dead series, it’s only fair to offer up what we hope are some constructive ideas on how to deal with this phenomenon going forward.
But first, a quick recap of some of the things we’ve touched upon:
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