Strategic plans projecting five years into the future can be thrown to the wayside when an unexpected opportunity arises and that is just what has happened for many firms that picked up attorneys from struggling Dewey & LeBoeuf.
Perhaps no more stark an example of taking a risk outside of a strategic plan is the opening of a new office to accommodate a group of attorneys a firm didn’t even know it wanted a few weeks earlier.
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