News

Who Got the Work: Egg-cellent News for an Egg Farm, 37 Cats and 5 Parrots

Jonathan Erway | June 21, 2018

 Porter Wright Morris & Arthur helped secure a major defense win for Seymour, Indiana-based Rose Acre Farms in a $3 billion federal antitrust case. …

Q&A

Susman Godfrey Focused on Innovation, Efficiency Before They Were 'Buzzwords'

Lizzy McLellan| June 21, 2018

The firm has been competing with larger counterparts in Big Law for over four decades, using its size to its advantage, Manne says.

Expert Opinion

Employment Law in General Practice Firms and the Rise of the National Boutiques

Dan Scott| June 20, 2018

I’ve spent a lot of time in the two decades recruiting employment lawyers. It’s an interesting area of practice and seems to present some unique challenges for general practice law firms.

Q&A

Health Care Litigation Steers Innovation, Progress at Murtha Cullina, Knag Says

Michael Marciano| June 14, 2018

Murtha Cullina has established itself as a big fish among firms in the Nutmeg State and a nationally competitive midsize player that takes on complex litigation issues and health care cases that are constantly evolving with the regional and national political tides.

Analysis

Midsize Boutiques Acted Quickly to Keep Up on Associate Comp

Lizzy McLellan | June 14, 2018

At most midsize law firms, matching Milbank is not in the cards. But for highly profitable boutiques, it was the obvious choice.

News

Mid-Market Recap: Midsize No More

David Gialanella | June 14, 2018

Our take on discussion-worthy news and events at midsize firms nationwide.

News

Midsize Moves: A Former Mayor, and a Law Firm CEO Find New Homes

Jonathan Erway | June 14, 2018

    Maynard Cooper & Gale welcomed three new attorneys to its Huntsville, Alabama, office—Dale Gipson, Katherine “Katie” McGuire and…

News

Who Got The Work: Natural Gas, Racetracks and Cryptocurrency

Jonathan Erway | June 14, 2018

Midsize firms handling big-time matters.

Analysis

'Call Me': Many Components to Building a Local Counsel Book of Business, Lawyers Say

David Gialanella | June 08, 2018

Every day, law firms needing to handle a matter in a jurisdiction where they lack "boots on the ground" seek out a local lawyer to help represent…

Analysis

Mid-Market Recap: For California Boutique, Expansion was a Slow Burn

Lizzy McLellan | June 07, 2018

"Appellate lawyers are very deliberative types and we give things a lot of time and a lot of analysis," Horvitz & Levy's David Axelrad said.

Q&A

Leadership Planning is Key at Expanding Mid-Atlantic Firm Offit Kurman

Lizzy McLellan| June 07, 2018

"We believe in letting our lawyers practice and our professional managers do the managing. That said, there will always need to be lawyers to participate in practice group management as well as high-level management of a law firm," managing partner Tim Lynch said.

News

Midsize Moves: From New York to Detroit, and Two Jumps to Big Law

Jonathan Erway | June 07, 2018

  Bodman announced May 16 that banking attorney Adam S. Weiner has joined as a partner in the firm’s Detroit office. Weiner represents financial…

Who Got the Work: A Healthy Aquisition, Big-Money Allegations

Jonathan Erway | June 07, 2018

Cole Schotz in Hackensack, New Jersey represented Delos Capital in its acquisition of US Fitness, which operates health clubs across the Mid-Atlantic…

Analysis

To Vote or Not to Vote—Is That the Question?

Jeff Coburn| June 06, 2018

The issue of partnership voting is largely a function of two variables: the size of the law firm, and the nature of the issues under consideration. The trend in AmLaw’s 100 largest firms—with the exception of some of the more tradition-bound New York City firms—is clearly in the direction of greater centralization of decision-making by the firm’s management.

Who Got the Work: Work Continues After the Gavel Falls, and the Delaware Constitution

Jonathan Erway | June 01, 2018

Edelson and Loevy & Loevy, plaintiff counsel in class litigation against Caribbean Cruise Line and others over allegedly illicit telemarketing…

News

Midsize Moves: Planting a Flag in Charm City, and Multi-Move Michigan

Jonathan Erway | June 01, 2018

  Insurance defense law firm Swartz Campbell opened a Baltimore, Maryland office, the firm announced, to be initially staffed by Maryland-admitted litigators…

Analysis

Mid-Market Recap: California Dreaming Hard to Come By For Some Midsize Firms

Hank Grezlak | June 01, 2018

When it comes to U.S. legal markets, outside of New York City there’s probably no market as competitive as California. The challenges can be amplified…

News

New Information: Interpreting Data in Novel Ways in the Law Firm Environment

Jared D. Correia| May 31, 2018

While sports teams have been making better decisions using data for decades—to the point where an annual conference, the MIT Sloan Sports Analytics Conference, covers the subject—other industries, including the legal field, have been somewhat late to the party.

Analysis

Student Debt 'Anchor' Drives Career Choices, Raises Tricky Questions for Midsize Firms

Ben Seal | May 31, 2018

“It caused me to think very carefully about whether or not my career at a particular law firm is sustainable. I literally cannot afford to be at a law firm that wants me to burn it at both ends for three to six years and then dispose of me when they don’t make me partner.”

Q&A

Murphy & McGonigle: A Firm Without the 'Sharp Elbows You May Find Elsewhere'

Susan DeSantis| May 30, 2018

"We represent many of the major financial institutions in the country ... most have told us they appreciate the combination of cost-efficiencies and specialized talent," said Len Amoruso, managing partner of the New York office of Murphy & McGonigle.

Mid-Market Recap: The Case for Firm Leaders to Be Firmer Leaders

Zack Needles | May 24, 2018

Bruce Springsteen once said, "Democracy in rock bands, with very few exceptions, is often a ticking time bomb." There's cause to believe that quote would be just as accurate if "rock bands" were replaced with "midsize law firms."

Midsize Moves: Business Lawyer Moves Abound

Jonathan Erway | May 23, 2018

                  Archer & Greiner has hired Richard Gilly as a partner…

News

Who Got the Work: Shoes, Horses and a $9M Apartment

Jonathan Erway | May 23, 2018

Midsize firms handling big-time matters.

Analysis

Investing in Cybersecurity No Longer Optional for Midsize Firms

Lizzy McLellan | May 23, 2018

“Large institutions have made it clear that they don’t just desire a law firm to be able to secure their data, but they require it,” said Alan Promer of Philadelphia-based Hangley Aronchick Segal Pudlin & Schiller.

Q&A

'Open Access to Management' Gives Mandelbaum Salsburg 'Family Business' Feel, New CEO Says

David Gialanella | May 22, 2018

"I think that we are in a unique position to attract some of the most successful attorneys in our region because we offer an entrepreneurial atmosphere coupled with a sophisticated full-service platform allowing attorneys to develop and originate business in any practice area at any level."

Patent Lawyers in General Practice Firms

Dan Scott| May 22, 2018

While many patent attorneys are in boutiques (firms that focus exclusively in this area of practice) many others benefit from being in a large commercial general practice firm. It’s important for management of these firms to understand this practice and its fundamental differences from other areas of law in order to work with these practitioners successfully.

Analysis

Finger on the Pulse, Not the Ballot Box: Midsize Firms Rarely Use Partnership Votes

Gina Passarella Cipriani | May 18, 2018

Walking the halls to build consensus is the go-to choice over partnership votes at midsize law firms.

Analysis

Mid-Market Recap: A Controversial Work-Ethic

Lizzy McLellan | May 18, 2018

Midsize firms often tout the work-life balance they offer attorneys. But one of the hardest working law firm partners in the U.S. can be found at midsize firm Howard & Howard.

News

Midsize Moves: Homecoming in Dallas, New Boss in Birmingham, and Boulder-Bound

Jonathan Erway | May 17, 2018

Midsize law firms and their lateral moves.

Q&A

Hangley Aronchick Aims for High-End Practice in a Small Setting

Lizzy McLellan | May 17, 2018

David Pudlin is the longtime president and CEO of Hangley Aronchick, a Philadelphia-based firm that also has offices in Harrsiburg and Norristown, Pennsylvania, and Cherry Hill, New Jersey.

News

Who Got the Work: A Piece of Wells Fargo

Jonathan Erway | May 17, 2018

Midsize firms handling big-time matters.

What Mid-Size Law Firm Attorneys Can Learn From Michael Avenatti

Gina F. Rubel| May 16, 2018

In my many years of working with high profile cases and trial publicity, I have come across only a handful of lawyers who are exceptional at using the court of public opinion to influence the outcome of matters in the court of law. Like it or not, Michael Avenatti is one of them.

Analysis

For Midsize Firms, Geographic Expansion Should Follow the Work, Not Vice Versa

Zack Needles | May 11, 2018

For midsize law firms mulling whether to open up shop in a new locale, there should be only one guiding principle, firm leaders said: go where the work is.

News

Mid-Market Recap: Spinoffs Aren't Just Happening at Big Firms

Hank Grezlak | May 11, 2018

While it’s typically been big firms that have been the origins for the spinoffs, it does seem to be something happening more and more with midsize firms and boutiques.

Hear the Stories Behind the Numbers in The Am Law 200 Rankings

Gina Passarella Cipriani | May 10, 2018

The Am Law 200 results tell an interesting, complex story. We will examine what the results mean for that market segment and the firms around it.

News

Who Got the Work: $33M in Coverage, and an $8.5B Merger

Jonathan Erway | May 10, 2018

Midsize firms taking on big-time client matters.

News

Midsize Moves: From California to New York, and Back

Jonathan Erway | May 10, 2018

Midsize firms and their lateral moves.

Q&A

Berger Singerman Counts on Being Nimble in Law and Operations

Catherine Wilson| May 09, 2018

Paul Singerman is co-chair of the 75-plus attorney law firm, which focuses on Florida commercial law.

Reputation Crisis and What a Law Firm Can Do About It, Part II

Gina Rubel| May 09, 2018

In life and business, reputation is everything. It only takes one misstep to cause irreparable damage to a law firm and its attorneys.

Analysis

Net Gain: How Systems Help You Capture More Time

Jared D. Correia| May 09, 2018

Since most law firms still bill their clients on an hourly basis, time quite literally equals money. Yet, there are many siphons through which law firms lose time, at each level of the billing process.

News

Mid-Market Recap: Are Midsize Firms in Pittsburgh Vulnerable to Partner Poaching?

Hank Grezlak | May 03, 2018

While there has been lots of lateral movement in markets like Philly for more than 20 years, it’s always been little quieter, a little more polite, in Pittsburgh. But that seems to be changing.

Analysis

What Makes a Law Firm GC? Trust, and Much More

David Gialanella | May 03, 2018

As midsize law firms tackle the issue of how to handle the role of general counsel, the principal question, more so than even the job's framework, is who will fill it.

Q&A

Raines Feldman Adopts the 'Tech Startup Feel'

Lizzy McLellan | May 03, 2018

"Since we are newer, we tend to be more forward-thinking and entrepreneurial than most well-established firms," managing partner Jonathan Littrell said.

Commentary

Reputation Crisis and What a Law Firm Can Do About It, Part I

Gina Rubel| May 03, 2018

In life and business, reputation is everything. It only takes one misstep to cause irreparable damage to a law firm and its attorneys. But how do we determine the value of a law firm’s reputation?

Midsize Moves: A Lieutenant Gov Lateral, and More Movement, in Jersey

Jonathan Erway | May 03, 2018

Midsize firms and their lateral moves.

News

Who Got The Work: Eyeing Up Opioids and NYPD Surveillance

Jonathan Erway | May 03, 2018

Midsize firms taking on big-time client matters.

Analysis

Compensation Models Vary, But Transparency the Best Policy, Firm Leaders Say

David Gialanella | May 01, 2018

“It may not be perfect, but it’s fair, and we have yet to see a better system.”

Analysis

Litigation Funding: The Dam Is About to Break

John M. Pierce| May 01, 2018

From a legal profession perspective, a mini-revolution is indeed underway, empowering a population of leaner, cost-efficient law firms. But there’s a larger perspective as well.

Analysis

The Unique Position of Midsize Law Firms

Jeff Coburn| May 01, 2018

As a planning and management advisor to law firms of all sizes over the past 30 years, I have found mid-size firms to be both interesting and professionally rewarding clients. They are also the firms for which my services have had the most impact.

News

Mid-Market Recap: How Midsize Firms Repel Big Law Client Poaching

Hank Grezlak | May 01, 2018

The legal market is more competitive than it ever has been, and that applies to firms of all sizes, including those in the middle-market. Right…

News

Mid-Market Recap: How to Change Leadership After 20 Years

Hank Grezlak | April 30, 2018

  Midsize firms often seem to have steady leadership, with the tenures of those at the top tending to be longer than those in Big Law. But…

Analysis

On Approach to GC Role, 'Conversations Are Still Going On' at Midsize Firms

David Gialanella | April 27, 2018

A decade or more ago, "we would've been talking about how large firms were getting used to the idea of having general counsel," said James Jones. "Those conversations are still going on at midsize firms."

News

Who Got the Work: $33M in Coverage, a 'Retail Safety Expert,' and the 'Monkey Selfie'

Jonathan Erway | April 27, 2018

On April 17, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit affirmed a lower court’s decision to preclude self-described “retail safety expert”…

Midsize Moves: In the Windy City, Laterals Breeze Over to Hahn Loeser and Swanson Martin

Jonathan Erway | April 27, 2018

Hahn Loeser & Parks announced that Ivan H. Golden joined the firm’s Chicago office as a partner in the business practice area, with a focus…

Q&A

Eisinger Brown’s Sweet Spot Is Community Association Law and Expansion of the Real Estate Practice

Catherine Wilson| April 25, 2018

"We presently represent nearly 600 community associations throughout Florida," Dennis Eisinger said. "We believe that this area of practice will continue to grow given the 50,000-plus community associations within Florida and our demonstrated expertise in this area."

What They Did Not Tell You in Law School About Building Your Brand—Part I

Kristy Bourgeois| April 25, 2018

Take a look at five key lessons in developing a positive personal brand that will resonate with your senior peers from the Baby Boom and Gen X.

News

Midsize Moves April 23, 2018

Jonathan Erway | April 20, 2018

A roundup of lateral moves involving midsize firms nationwide.

News

Who Got the Work April 23, 2018

Jonathan Erway | April 20, 2018

Midsize firms are getting hired for big cases and deals.

Analysis

Mid-Market Recap: One Good Year Both a Blessing and a Curse

Lizzy McLellan | April 20, 2018

This week in the legal mid-market: off years, client pressures and non-merger combinations.

Analysis

Midsize Firms Strike a Balance Between Work and Life

Ben Seal | April 20, 2018

“My philosophy is that any time you can marry the work-life benefits with the economic interests of the firm, you’re going to have much more success,” consultant Debbie Epstein Henry said.

Q&A

KBR: Keeping Millennials' Careers on Track in a Collegial Atmosphere

Susan DeSantis| April 19, 2018

Julianna Ryan of Kaufman Borgeest & Ryan says the biggest threat to the defense bar, generally, is the trend toward commoditization of legal services that fails to account for the quality of the service and case results. All firms do not deliver the same results, says Ryan.

Commentary

Leveraging/Expanding Practices in a Post-Recession Market

Dan Scott| April 18, 2018

Will there be enough mid-to-senior level associates with sophisticated deal training once the market improves and firms need them?

Analysis

Common Mistakes in Midsize Firm Planning: Observations From a Veteran Adviser

Jeff Coburn| April 18, 2018

Having spent over 30 years advising smaller and midsize law firms throughout the country, I’ve seen a lot of planning programs that midsize law firms have carried out … but that over time have not had a noticeable impact on the firm’s year-to-year success.

News

Mid-Market Recap: Too Midsize to Fail?

Zack Needles | April 13, 2018

We keep saying it because it’s true: Midsize firms, with comparatively low overhead and fewer decision-makers in the mix, have the ability to be…

News

Midsize Moves April 16, 2018

Jonathan Erway | April 13, 2018

SmithAmundsen added seven lateral attorneys to its St. Louis office, from the St. Louis firm of Herzog Crebs: partners Gene Brockland, Lynn Goessling,…

News

Who Got the Work April 16, 2018

Jonathan Erway | April 13, 2018

In matter in which McDonald's ordered up attorneys David J. Doyle and David J. Ogles of Freeborn & Peters in Chicago to defend it, a class suit alleging…

Analysis

At Midsize Firms, Women Leaders Are on the Rise

Lizzy McLellan | April 13, 2018

A number of midsize law firms have appointed women to their top leadership roles in 2017 and 2018.

Q&A

Porzio Bromberg MP: 'If I Were a Millennial, I Would Want to Work at a Midsize Firm'

David Gialanella | April 11, 2018

"Our upcoming talent has options that don't exist at larger firms including the ability to experience multiple areas of practice and truly develop a niche that works best for them," says Vito Gagliardi Jr.

Analysis

Public-Private Partnerships as a Competitive Tool for HBCUs

Robert L. Johnson| April 11, 2018

As all colleges and universities seek competitive solutions to attract and retain quality students, student housing has become an even more significant…

Midsize Firms: Opportunities Abound in the Digital Wonderland

Richard Levick, Esq.| April 11, 2018

There are still unique challenges at every level of midsized operations, from managing off-the-reservation rainmakers to convincing clients that sufficient platform doesn’t always necessitate dozens of offices in multiple countries. From a marketing standpoint, the challenges are obviously twofold: to articulate the right message about the specific value the firm offers, size notwithstanding, and to find ways to most effectively disseminate that message. The confusion comes in how to do both. Let’s talk about the easiest and most effective way to execute a strategy that achieves both goals with minimal disruption to the practice of law.

News

Mid-Market Recap: California Teaming

David Gialanella | April 06, 2018

Firm leaders love to talk about "the sweet spot." Sounds like a sales pitch, but it's true that a firm's overhead and rate structure need to be in harmony for the business model to sustain.

News

Midsize Moves April 9, 2018

Jonathan Erway | April 06, 2018

    Swift Currie McGhee & Hiers LLP has hired three lateral partners—William T. Casey Jr., Erica Morton and Richie Foster—in its…

Who Got the Work April 9, 2018

Jonathan Erway | April 06, 2018

Le Sueur County Historical Society, represented by Gray, Plant, Mooty, Mooty & Bennett in Minneapolis, has asked that a lawsuit asking for access…

Q&A

Schwabe Gets a Makeover: Innovation at a 126-Year-Old Firm

Lizzy McLellan | April 06, 2018

Graciela Gomez Cowger, CEO of Oregon-based Schwabe, Williamson & Wyatt, explains her firm's move to an industry-focused model and new governance structure.

News

In Training Rainmakers, Midsize Law Firms Offer Flexibility, Resources and a 'Kick'

David Gialanella | April 06, 2018

Philosophies toward and programs to hone the rainmaking abilities of lawyers vary from firm to firm perhaps more widely than on any other management…

Midsize Firms Better Positioned Than Big Law to Attract, Develop Diverse Lawyers

Zack Needles | March 30, 2018

The opportunities to quickly get into the fold when it comes to hands-on legal work is one of the many factors giving midsize firms an edge in retaining diverse talent.

Q&A

Packing a 'Big Punch' Key for Midsize Firms, Becker & Poliakoff's Rosen Says

David Gialanella | March 30, 2018

Managing shareholder Gary Rosen talks about how the firm has "benefited from the post-recession trend and seen a growing number of large clients coming to us who can no longer justify paying Big Law rates."

Analysis

Outside Voice: Why the 'Y' Is the Problem in BYOD

Jared D. Correia| March 30, 2018

These days, everybody’s got a smartphone. Well, everybody except for me and your grandma. But, for everybody else, they’ve got an array of personal electronic devices via which to access all of those important things on the internet—such as business information and YouTube videos where people fall.

Analysis

Mid-Market Recap: Firms Flock South to Texas

Lizzy McLellan | March 30, 2018

Everything’s bigger in Texas, right? So it only makes sense that law firms are looking to the Lone Star State for growth.

News

Midsize Moves - April 2, 2018

Jonathan Erway | March 30, 2018

Sullivan & Worcester LLP announced March 12 that John W. Gahan III, Deirdre M. Robinson and Karen J. Kepler joined the firm’s real estate department…

News

Who Got the Work - April 2, 2018

Jonathan Erway | March 30, 2018

On March 14, Lexington Insurance Co. and Aspen Specialty Insurance Company received a decision from the Superior Court of New Jersey, Atlantic…

News

Midsize Moves March 26

Jonathan Erway | March 23, 2018

Goulston & Storrs PC announced Feb. 23, that Gene T. Barton Jr. has joined the firm’s corporate practice as a partner in its Boston office.

Q&A

Law Firms, Don't Go 'The Way of Blockbuster,' Fennemore Craig's Leader Says

Lizzy McLellan | March 23, 2018

"If law firms don’t change the way they do business, they run the risk of going the way of Blockbuster," James Goodnow says.

News

Who Got the Work March 26

Jonathan Erway | March 23, 2018

Michael Holmes, a Pennsylvania man who has been incarcerated for nearly 26 years, was granted parole on Feb.19, represented by lawyers from Montgomery McCracken Walker & Rhoads.

News

Mid-Market Recap: The Opposite of a Spinoff

David Gialanella | March 23, 2018

Evidenced by our coverage and columns, we at the Mid-Market Report are a little obsessed with spinoff law firms—those that spin off from large or…

Analysis

Midsize Firms Struggle to Recruit Diverse Attorneys, But Have Much to Offer Them: Part 1

Zack Needles | March 23, 2018

Midsize law firms may prove an attractive landing spot for diverse attorneys, if those firms could get them in the door.

Analysis

Communication Can Make All the Difference for Millennials

Kristy Bourgeois| March 21, 2018

We all have a tendency to fall into our preferred methods and styles of communicating, but doing so may mean we end up missing excellent opportunities to reach across the generational divides.

The Behavioral Health Crisis Among U.S. Lawyers: It’s Time to Take Action

Gina F. Rubel| March 21, 2018

As lawyers, we pledge that fiduciary duty to our clients, to act in their best interests, to proceed prudently, to solve their complex problems and to help them avoid future issues. But who’s taking care of the lawyers?

News

Mid-Market Recap: Growing Without Walls, Firm Touts Big Margins

Lizzy McLellan | March 19, 2018

A big decision for any midsize law firm is how to manage their geographic footprint, and the firm identity that goes along with that—stay centralized in one city, go regional, or open a few offices in key markets across the country?

News

Who Got the Work March 19

Jonathan Erway | March 19, 2018

Spearheaded by Fort Lauderdale, Florida-based Becker & Poliakoff's Yolanda Cash Jackson, Mario Bailey and the firm’s entire lobbying team in Tallahassee,…

News

Midsize Moves March 19

Jonathan Erway | March 19, 2018

Segal McCambridge Singer and Mahoney has opened an office in Houston with the addition of shareholder Mark Willingham, who will manage the new office.…

Analysis

The Art of the Spinoff: Starting From Scratch as a Midsize Firm

Gina Passarella Cipriani | March 19, 2018

As the legal industry clamors for a new model, will the market for spinoffs grow? If so, what goes into starting anew, and what are the hurdles to overcome?

Commentary

Boutique Firms Gain Momentum in the Legal Industry

Michael A. Tanenbaum| March 14, 2018

As the legal industry searches to find solutions to its historical inefficient delivery of services, corporate counsel are evaluating approaches to the engagement of outside counsel best suited to meet their legal and business needs.

Commentary

Is Your Firm Really a Firm? The 'Firmness' Scale Can Help

Jeff Coburn| March 14, 2018

Over many years working with smaller and midsize law firms throughout the country, I’ve experienced a wide range of firm typologies. Much of the difference among such firms can be attributed to the degree of “firmness” that smaller and midsize firms exhibit.

Q&A

Tarter Krinsky & Drogin: How to Stay True to Entrepreneurial Roots

David Gialanella | March 13, 2018

"As we change, we are very conscious to stay true to our values and maintain our close-knit and collaborative culture," says Alan Tarter, managing partner of Tarter Krinsky & Drogin, in describing how his young, midsize firm strives to stay true to its entrepreneurial roots while continuing to grow.

News

Mid-Market Recap: The Importance of Being Nimble and Flexible, Part I

Hank Grezlak | March 10, 2018

  Starting any collective endeavor from scratch is never easy. That’s especially true for law firms, given the competition, the wide array…

Analysis

Costs, 'Communication Gap' Challenge Midsize Firms Upgrading IT Systems

David Gialanella | March 09, 2018

Information technology professionals tell tales of butting heads with law firm leaders over the costs of technology upgrades, and what constitute necessities…

Analysis

Midsize Migration: How the Recession Pushed Big Fish to Seek Bigger Ponds

Dan Scott| March 09, 2018

The pressures of a lengthy downturn in work created opportunities for law firms that were willing and able to be creative in how they provided services to their clients.

Analysis

Valuing a Law Firm

William F. Brennan| March 09, 2018

Establishing the value of a law firm is complicated; there is no simple "rule of thumb."

Who Got the Work March 12

Jonathan Erway | March 08, 2018

The city of Pittsburgh hired South Carolina-based Motley Rice for a possible lawsuit against pharmaceutical companies over the opioid epidemic.  Motley…