If law firms are hoping that announcing their worst financial results since the early 1990s recession will cut them more slack with cost-conscious clients, they had better think again.
Discussing the feelings of clients with regard to the profits generated at major U.K. law firms in 2008-09, it is clear that general counsel believe large law firms, at least, are still doing very nicely by most yardsticks.
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