Harvard Business School recently conducted a study of Duane Morris' operations in a post-recession legal sector and found that the firm has managed continued growth through attorney collaboration and a focus on compensating lawyers at all levels on a cost-versus-contribution basis.
November 08, 2013 at 12:00 AM
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Harvard Business School recently conducted a study of Duane Morris’ operations in a post-recession legal sector and found that the firm has managed continued growth through attorney collaboration and a focus on compensating lawyers at all levels on a cost-versus-contribution basis.
It’s the second study Harvard Business School has done on the firm. The first study was conducted in 2006.
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