Daily Dicta: White Collar Market Heats Up With More Lateral Hires
Big firms continue to bulk up their white collar practices with more government lateral partner hires.
September 17, 2019 at 01:51 PM
4 minute read
Last week, I wrote about a spate of high-profile government hires, with multiple big firms beefing up their white collar practices.
The hires were a bit surprising, since the New York Law Journal in July reported that legal industry observers felt the white collar market was softening.
Or maybe not. Since my report last week, another five laterals have jumped from the government to big firm partnerships.
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