From mergers and laterals to ALSPs and the A-List, these are the dominant storylines we've covered since 1979.
September 03, 2019 at 05:30 AM
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The evolution of the business of law happened moment by moment over the last 40 years. Here, we highlight some of the most important changes that have helped define a new paradigm that stands in stark contrast to the one that existed when The American Lawyer launched in 1979.
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