Law Practice
Sep. 17, 2008
Lawyers May Cash In On Market Crisis
The ongoing financial meltdown has prompted calls for stronger regulation. That may bring more business for attorneys working in the banking and finance industries, experts said.
By Robert Iafolla
Daily Journal Staff Writer WASHINGTON - The ongoing financial meltdown has prompted calls for stronger regulation. That may bring more business for attorneys working in the banking and finance industries, experts said. "Lawyers make money to the extent there's a lot of regulations to guide their clients through," said Columbia Law School professor John C. Coffee, who is an expert on corporate governance. "While they may say they ...
Daily Journal Staff Writer WASHINGTON - The ongoing financial meltdown has prompted calls for stronger regulation. That may bring more business for attorneys working in the banking and finance industries, experts said. "Lawyers make money to the extent there's a lot of regulations to guide their clients through," said Columbia Law School professor John C. Coffee, who is an expert on corporate governance. "While they may say they ...
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