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Partners have long left large law firms to branch out on their own. But in a legal market increasingly under pressure from a variety of sources, a new batch of lawyers has peeled away from Big Law for new endeavors.
July 10, 2018 at 05:31 PM
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Partners have long left large law firms to branch out on their own.
But in a legal market increasingly under pressure from a variety of sources, including higher associate salaries, it seems that more and more California-based partners have recently left behind their practices at Am Law 200 firms to start their own shops.
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