By Edwin Reeser
In a recent interview, Pittsburgh-based K&L Gates Chairman Peter Kalis hit a number of hot buttons from my financially conservative perspective that a lot of other firm managing partners either do not or cannot confront head on in public, if at all.
"Kalis calls criticisms of the firm's relatively low PPP [profits per partner] and RPL [revenue per lawyer] figures unfair because K&L Gates doesn't enjoy the benefit of ...
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