By Gabe Friedman
Daily Journal Staff Writer LOS ANGELES - Marc Harris, a top white-collar criminal lawyer and recent member of the executive committee in Mayer Brown's troubled Los Angeles office, is stepping away from big law and returning to a boutique. The move foreshadows a potential shift in the marketplace for white-collar criminal lawyers back to small firms. One small litigation boutique after another in Los Angeles merged into a big firm ...
Daily Journal Staff Writer LOS ANGELES - Marc Harris, a top white-collar criminal lawyer and recent member of the executive committee in Mayer Brown's troubled Los Angeles office, is stepping away from big law and returning to a boutique. The move foreshadows a potential shift in the marketplace for white-collar criminal lawyers back to small firms. One small litigation boutique after another in Los Angeles merged into a big firm ...
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