As BigLaw Stumbles SmallerLaw Picks Up The Pace - to cut costs
during the recession, U.S. businesses increasingly are handing work
to less expensive small and midsize firms, typically those with fewer
than 200 attorneys. And while their larger counterparts are laying off
lawyers, some smaller firms are hiring attorneys to keep up with new
business.
during the recession, U.S. businesses increasingly are handing work
to less expensive small and midsize firms, typically those with fewer
than 200 attorneys. And while their larger counterparts are laying off
lawyers, some smaller firms are hiring attorneys to keep up with new
business.
