With clients unwilling to pay higher fees charged by big firms, many have left behind the prestige and platforms of megafirms to find a better match with midsize practices.
August 28, 2012 at 12:00 AM
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Michael Napoli had to get honest with himself. As a partner in the Dallas office of K&L Gates, he was representing mainly midtier clients in commercial and securities litigation. “If I were representing Google, K&L Gates would be the right place. But I’m not that guy. I’m never going to be that guy,” said Napoli, 45.
Now a partner in the Dallas office of 115-attorney Cox Smith Matthews,
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