Dewey & LeBoeuf Post-Mortem Will Likely Drag On

By Wall Street Journal, May 29, 2012   
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When a law firm dies, the post-mortem can drag on for years, as bankruptcy trustees and creditors try to extract what value remains from a once-vital partnership. The process is expected to be particularly challenging …

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Ray Campbell

This one will be hard to unravel. Law firms that grow for the sake of growing (like partners who want their salaries to grow for the sake of it) are doomed to fail. The legal market is too fragmented and there is too much competition to hold onto clients who are being overcharged.

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