Esq.
Jul. 1, 2009
A Helping Hand
Lawyers with clients who have government contracts, are in construction, or protect the environment hope to benefit from the federal stimulus package.
As recession-battered law firms continue to lay off staff in record numbers, some in California have seized upon a silver lining: the state's share of $787 billion in federal economic-stimulus funds. "We've set up a stimulus working group and broken down the whole legislation, piece by piece, to identify funding opportunities for our clients," says Haviva Shane, an asso...
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