The Legal Intelligencer
What took more than 100 years to build will take only 60 days to break down
...midsize as well as large, are now conducting evaluations, not just of associates but also of partners. The purpose behind these evaluations is often just...
...offices. Legal consultant Robert Denney said tensions between firms and...
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...are in a good spot for the coming year, according to Robert Denney Associates' 23rd annual "What's Hot and What's Not in...
...and employment and intellectual property are the next fastest-growing areas, Robert Denney Associates Inc. of Wayne, Pa., said in a report this month....
...until the recession hit, according to consultant Robert Denney of Robert Denney & Associates. "Midsized firms did not have the huge...
In the midst of all the changes occurring ? or at least being talked about ? in the legal profession today, many people forget that two of the basic principles that successful firms have always follo
...Texas City, Texas. Those lawyers include Brent Coon of Brent Coon & Associates in Beaumont, Texas; Matthew Shaffer of Houston's Schechter McElwee Shaffer &...
...responsive." Consultant Robert Denney agreed, saying midsized firms, even...
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