The Legal Intelligencer
...it because clients are pushing so hard for predictability," said Edge International consultant Pam Woldow regarding the creation of strategic pricing analysts....
As the call for alternative fee arrangements morphed from lip service to something that might actually become a part of law firm business models, Reed Smith head of strategy Michael Pollack wanted to
...was $134 million in an international cartel case. During its lifetime...areas of antitrust, whose cutting-edge analysis has often been adopted...
No one who met Alan Margolis was ever unsure of where they stood — or where he stood on any given issue, for that matter
K&L Gates will head into Australia in a big way when it officially merges with Aussie firm Middletons on January 1, but the market is not — and cannot be — for everyone, some analysts hav
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...t tend to do it is what it looks like," Edge International consultant Ed Wesemann said. "It looks like they really need...
In 2002, Am Law 200 firms in Pennsylvania were slowly starting to creep out of the 2001 dot-com recession, thinking again about how they would grow revenue and profits. Ten years and another recessio
What do we talk about when we talk about "BigLaw"? Let's be honest: We're not actually discussing specific law firms at all. We're really talking about an idea, a model, an approach to the market. "B
...Their arrival augments our geographic reach, particularly on cutting-edge issues ranging from complex international disputes and fraud investigations to the U.K. Bribery...
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