Law Practice
Jan. 27, 2010
Firms Find Opportunity In Legal Education
Many companies have cut funding for the continuing education of their in-house attorneys. Now, enterprising law firms are seeking to turn that in their favor.
By Rebecca U. Cho
Daily Journal Staff Writer
As companies pare back expenses in the recession, many have cut funding for the continuing education of their in-house attorneys. Now, some enterprising law firms are seeking to turn that financial strain in their favor, providing on-site education courses for free in the hope of gaining those companies' legal business.
Linda Kornfeld, the Los Angeles managing partner for Dickst...
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