Military Law
Aug. 24, 2010
Defense Cuts Could Spur Legal Work
SAN DIEGO - Proposed defense budget cuts could bring new business for lawyers who serve the industry in heavy military markets like San Diego.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
SAN DIEGO - Proposed defense budget cuts could bring new business for lawyers who serve the industry in heavy military markets like San Diego.
"A boom or a bust is good," said Thomas M. Abbott, national chair of McKenna Long & Aldridge's government contracts practice. "It's when you have the status quo that you don't get as much legal work. As long as t...
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