Radical change is not easy to pull off at large or even midsize firms, which often are weighed down by bulky staffs, layers of bureaucracy and decades of tradition.
March 24, 2017 at 06:33 PM
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Radical change is not easy to pull off at large or even midsize firms, which often are weighed down by bulky staffs, layers of bureaucracy and decades of tradition.
For lawyers looking to reinvent the way they practice, sometimes the best option is to just start from scratch. Enter the law firm spinoff, examples of which are beginning to mount in Pennsylvania and New Jersey.
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