Investments
Apr. 6, 2001
Taking Stock
At one time dot-com executives were shelling out company shares like it was Monopoly money, and lawyers were gobbling them up. With the continuing upheaval in the markets, the gravy train has slowed, but attorneys say they are still willing to accept company shares as partial payment for their legal bills.
With the continuing upheaval in the markets, the gravy train has slowed, but attorneys say they are still willing to acce...
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