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More Law Firms Are Using Large Lateral Groups to Drive Growth Strategy
Many firms are flush with cash. They are investing that money in growth and cherry-picking the teams they want, sometimes from underperforming firms.
Fennemore Scoops Up 24-Lawyer Group From Southern California Firm
The firm also acquired two new Southern California offices in the transaction, as Gresham Savage winds down its operations.
Can Law Firms Embrace Risk in the Quest to Win the Future?
In their latest Mid-Market Musings column, Lizzy McLellan and David Gialanella explore what law firms can learn from failures and setbacks.
Can Law Firms Embrace Risk in the Quest to Win the Future?
In their latest Mid-Market Musings column, Lizzy McLellan and David Gialanella explore what law firms can learn from failures and setbacks.After Compensation Raises and Frenetic Hiring, Big Law Is Gambling on 2022
How will large law firms respond in the event deal volume significantly slows, clients cut back demand and the cost of doing business rises? Will large pay packages for partners and associates become a big liability? For some, 2022 is a gamble of sorts.
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Mid-Market Recap: A Year in Review
For the Mid-Market Report's last feature of the year, we explore the most interesting trends in midsize law and the effects they had on the market.
Midsize Law Firms Are Seeking Mergers Amid Succession Challenges
Karnopp Petersen pursued a merger with Best Best & Krieger to strengthen its future management. Others throughout the U.S. have made similar plans.
Midsize Law Firms Are Seeking Mergers Amid Succession Challenges
Karnopp Petersen pursued a merger with Best Best & Krieger to strengthen its future management. Others throughout the U.S. have made similar plans.
Crowell Launches Denver Office, Tapping Deep Into Local Talent Pool
To lead the new office, the Washington-headquartered Am Law 100 firm has lured well-known local talent Meshach Rhoades, an experienced litigator who joins from Armstrong Teasdale. Katy Raffensperger, whose transactional practice was previously at Hogan Lovells, is also joining.
Big Law Is Targeting Secondary Markets for Growth—Salt Lake City and Miami Could Be Next
Population growth, tech and VC dollars, universities and business-friendly regulation. Those are a few key ingredients for the growth of secondary legal markets like Austin, Denver and Nashville, Tennessee.TRENDING STORIES
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