By Leslie A. Gordon
If law firms were, say, boys you knew in high school, they'd probably stack up like this: Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati would be captain of the football team. Morrison & Foerster might be student body president. Latham & Watkins would be valedictorian.
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If law firms were, say, boys you knew in high school, they'd probably stack up like this: Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati would be captain of the football team. Morrison & Foerster might be student body president. Latham & Watkins would be valedictorian.
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