Law Practice
Apr. 16, 2015
Stakes high for small firms in succession planning
The sudden exit of a top rainmaker, changing lead partners while litigation is in process, or a firm leader announcing her retirement are just some examples of events that can interrupt the operations of a law firm.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
The sudden exit of a top rainmaker, changing lead partners while litigation is in process, or a firm leader announcing his or her retirement are just some examples of events that can interrupt the operations of a law firm at any given time. For smaller firms, the issues are often more critical.
"The stakes here are far more risky," said legal recruiter Larry Watanabe. "If the senior...
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