The curious case of the law firm spinoff falls short of trend status, but examples are beginning to mount, in New Jersey and elsewhere.
Whether a chance at building a legacy outweighs the concerns inherent in abandoning a known brand is a calculus that varies by case, but it appears economic factors, including rate autonomy, invariably motivate those who go through with it.
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