It’s been a year since Dewey Ballantine and LeBoeuf, Lamb, Greene & MacRae joined forces to become Dewey & LeBoeuf, now one of the largest players on the New York legal scene.
With the economy in crisis and the credit crunch drying up deals across the country, one might assume it’s been a rough honeymoon for the firm, given that the merger was meant to focus resources and bolster staff on major financial centers-the very places that have been hit hardest by the economic upheaval.
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