Some midsize Chicago law firms are staking out plans for staying independent, despite moves over the past year by rivals to hook up with larger firms. Schiff Hardin, which has 400 attorneys, is not in the market for a merger, said managing partner Ron Safer. Not maintaining offices in places such as Hong Kong and Paris helps the firm keep down costs � and its billing rates. Still, other midsize firms are open to mulling merger options.
July 09, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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