Daily Journal Staff Writer
Law firm mergers are on the rise, but industry watchers say they expect many to be rocky combinations because they've been fueled by post-recession hardship rather than the vision needed to craft a lasting, fruitful marriage.
An exodus of partners can be a common by-product of any merger or acquisition. Recruiters and consultants say the most recent tie-ups are especially prone to defections bec...
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