Law Practice
Aug. 30, 2012
Firms seeing uptick in labor and employment work
Full service firms and boutiques have seen an increase in activity over the past year.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Some full-service law firms downsized their labor and employment practices during and immediately after the recession as the market drove down rates for the practice and firms swam toward higher-margin work.
But many firms, full service and boutiques alike, say that work is booming again, and they're staffing up or working longer hours to take advantage of it.
"This is shaping up...
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