Jeffrey Boxer, co-chair of the litigation practice at Carter Ledyard & Milburn, a Wall Street firm with 95 lawyers, discussed the advantages and challenges of being a midsize firm in a supersized city. He called the commoditization of legal services and corporate clients bringing work in-house the two biggest threats to the firm.

The conversation was part of a series on midsize law firms.

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