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Mid-Market Trendspotter: What's Driving a Wave of Midsize Mergers
Staring down market uncertainty, larger midsize firms are adding scale and new markets, while smaller firms look for dance partners to cut costs and hand off administrative duties.
Law.com Trendspotter: Big Law Can Disrupt Secondary Markets, but Dominance Is Far From Guaranteed
As large law firms continue to move into smaller markets, the value proposition is clear: the ability to tap into enticing talent, be closer to valuable clients and add offices with lower overhead costs. But while Big Law firms often make a big splash when they first enter these locales, staying power is much harder to establish.
'The People We Want as Our Partners': Regional Firms Unite as Big Law Acquisitions Press On
The motivation to scale efficiently and strengthen practices while maintaining a sense of geographic identity is at the heart of recent combinations in the West.
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Another Big Law Firm Is Setting Up Shop in Salt Lake City
A firm leader said the move will "enhance our longstanding client relationships in the region" and "recognize Salt Lake City for the vibrant market it has become for emerging technology and life sciences companies."
Another Big Law Firm Is Setting Up Shop in Salt Lake City
Palo Alto-based Managing Partner Doug Clark said the move will "enhance our longstanding client relationships in the region" and "recognize Salt Lake City for the vibrant market it has become for emerging technology and life sciences companies."
Why Salt Lake City Is the Latest Draw for Big Law
What makes Utah's largest city such a draw for Big Law? Lawyers and analysts pointed not only to an influx of people, tech dollars and business-friendly regulation—key ingredients for most secondary markets—but well-regarded law schools, innovation in neighboring cities and an enterprising culture.
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