By Peter D. Ocko
Where normally this year Southern Californians revel in the harbingers of spring - longer days, the smell of jasmine and warmer nights, many legal professionals may feel as though they are still mired in a dark winter. Coupled with the seemingly inescapable media barrage of economic news are the daily jolts of firms around the globe laying off hundreds of attorneys and preparing for more, and commentators hastily announcing the demise of the traditional...
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