In the Name of Law, Who are the Real Casualties of Market Downturns?
The market in Asia is down so firms are suffering the consequences but the real casualties are the lawyers who have been laid off.
August 20, 2024 at 09:21 AM
4 minute read
The Asia Legal BriefingWhat many of you don't know, despite having seen me in my home office in the numerous webinars that Law.com International hosts, is that one side of my office wall is dominated by Post-it notes. My five-year-old calls my office the 'Rainbow Room' because of the colourful sticky notes that have consumed one wall panel but that's also because she knows nothing of the content and connotations.
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