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Hungry Midsize Firms Gobbling Up Struggling Smaller Shops
Dozens of small firms have been acquired by midsize firms in the first eight months of 2018.
Small Firm Struggles Make for Midsize Firm Growth
Dozens of small firms have been acquired by midsize firms in the first eight months of 2018.
'Good Stress' vs. 'Bad Stress': How Law Firms Are Evolving
"Most of the time, people get excited when they're dealing with professional challenges," said Joseph Guiliano of Haley Guiliano. "The types of stress that people have a harder time dealing with are institutionally induced."
Midsize Firms, Stop Stressing Out Your Lawyers
"Most of the time, people get excited when they're dealing with professional challenges," said Joseph Guiliano of Haley Guiliano. "The types of stress that people have a harder time dealing with are institutionally induced."
Stress Strikes All Firms, But Does Size Matter?
"I don't think I could have sustained that," Nicholas Duston said of the 14-hour days he routinely put in during his years in Big Law. "Those people probably don't sleep a lot, and maybe don't need to. But I do."
At Much Shelist, Size Is the Biggest Advantage, and Threat
Mitchell S. Roth is the managing partner of Much Shelist, a midsize firm based in Chicago. He has served in that role since 2012, and joined the firm's…
Mid-Market Recap: The Case for Firm Leaders to Be Firmer Leaders
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."
For 2 Merging Chicago Firms, Midsize Is a Sweet Spot
Much Shelist is absorbing Bronson & Kahn in June, creating a 100-lawyer firm.
For Midsize Firms, Geographic Expansion Should Follow the Work, Not Vice Versa
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.
Skilled in the Art: The Section 101 Case You've Never Heard Of. Plus, PTAB Predictions
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