Harvey Kleinman writes: For some people the big will always be good, and for others the small will be the good. I often feel that the mid-size firm provides, or can provide, the best of both worlds. The key is to find the firm that is compatible with the practice, the partners' lifestyles and allows, encourages and supports the partners to maintain their own identity and style of practice.
December 16, 2014 at 12:00 AM
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There are as many good reasons to start your own law firm as there are to disband a successful one.
The most successful start-ups are those formed by a small group of junior or mid-level partners leaving a large firm, or sometimes by law school friends from different firms.
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