Law Practice
Apr. 12, 2002
Playing the Press
Dicta Column - By Richard S. Levick and Larry Smith - In the 1980s, law firms all over the United States watched as immense Pacific Rim opportunities opened up in Los Angeles. At stake were many millions in legal fees handling incoming work on behalf of global companies headquartered in Asia. Asian business interests with offices in Southern California also were scouting for law firms with global punch.
Dicta Column
By Richard S. Levick and Larry Smith
In the 1980s, law firms all over the United States watched as immense Pacific Rim opportunities opened up in Los Angeles. At stake were many millions in legal fees handling incoming work on beha...
By Richard S. Levick and Larry Smith
In the 1980s, law firms all over the United States watched as immense Pacific Rim opportunities opened up in Los Angeles. At stake were many millions in legal fees handling incoming work on beha...
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