Photo: hvostik/Shutterstock.com Has Big Law Finally Lost Its Follow-the-Pack Mentality?
Firms are making decisions that go against the grain more and more, something that didn't seem possible in a very lock-step industry just 10 years ago. But here we are.
October 19, 2020 at 05:00 AM
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While law firms have been criticized for often demonstrating a "follow the leader" mentality, the recent divergence on layoffs, associate bonuses and lateral hiring suggest the legal industry may finally be breaking away from its herd mentality.
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