FORUM COLUMN
By K.C. Victor
A generation ago, partners at significant law firms found that their ability to switch firms had greatly expanded. This began when clients started to act as if they had options in choosing their law firm. Once clients believed that they had a choice, many law firm partners began to take their client bonding quite personally. Regardless of how ecumenically partners behaved with regard to bonded clien...
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