Michael Hurley
"We recognize that our attorneys have lives outside of work; we offer a true work-life balance environment and don’t have a minimum billable hours requirement," said Cassin & Cassin managing partner Michael Hurley.
September 18, 2018 at 02:02 PM
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Michael Hurley, the managing partner at Cassin & Cassin, spoke to the New York Law Journal for our series on midsize firms. He said that the firm based compensation on merit rather than tenure and had no minimum for billable hours.
But, he acknowledged, there are some challenges to being a midsize firm in a city like New York.
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