Law Practice
Apr. 20, 2010
Land Use Goes Boutique
William F. Delvac, left, Dale Goldsmith, Mark S. Armbruster, and R.J. Comer, in front of the Century Plaza Hotel, a client.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
One of the enduring tried-and-true practice groups of major law firms may increasingly be on the way out the door: land use.
The practice has become more of a niche market in recent years, as a growing number of land use lawyers have left large firms to start their own, specialized boutiques. And forces driving the migration - including client demand for lower rates and a slowdown at lar...
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