Public Interest
May 25, 2000
Business Leaders Urge Law Firms Not to Abandon Public Interest Efforts
By Louis M. Meisinger, Kenneth W. Oder, John A. Schulman and David A. Swartz The gold rush of today's New Economy, with its investment surge and interest in all things high-tech, has roiled all facets of the economy. While creating unprecedented wealth and young millionaires, it is causing labor shortages, a drain on graduate schools and a pressure to pay for talent long before it has had a chance to fully develop.
The gold rush of today's New Economy, with its investment surge and interest in all things high-tech, has roiled all facets of the economy. While ...
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