By Ken Moscaret
Lately more and more media articles seem to be announcing the supposed demise of the large law firm model. Much attention has been focused on large New York City law firms, whose revenues and profits have been hammered by the current recession. Those East Coast law firms have supposedly not gotten the message yet that their corporate clients will no longer tolerate business-as-usual big-firm business practices.
There does not...
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