The American Lawyer...according to a survey released Wednesday by market research and advisory firm Acritas. Norton Rose's rise to the number one spot on...
...they really expect? We could guess, but the folks at Acritas, the sharp market research outfit based in Newcastle, England, had a better...
A new breed of law firm mergers is sweeping the market. But are these firms truly integrated, or just glorified alliances
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A legal services management consultant says firms committed to making progress in these key areas will win more business and continue to grow confidently. Those that don't, she predicts, are likely t
The art of law firm valuation: How much is your firm worth
...to mind. That's the question that market research firm Acritas recently asked 1,000 in-house counsel whose companies gross at least...
...was." The quotes come from a new report by Acritas, the U.K.–based market research firm. They are verbatim responses...
What 25 years of Am Law 100 revenue data reveals about the value of countercyclical practices, the need to be in New York, and more
...to a new report published Wednesday. Global research company Acritas's...
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