Over the past few years, many U.S. law firms scaled back plans for international growth while tightening their belts, putting expansion into new markets on hold while riding out the financial crises.
With the anticipated rebound in the economy and the current wave of mergers between U.S. and UK firms, many are questioning their firms’ structure in order to determine whether their organization supports their future needs, be it domestic expansion or a more global approach, for practicing law in the 21st century.
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