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Poised to Become World's 4th-Largest Economy, California Lures Second Hundred Firms
"Midsize and Am Law 200 firms are going to shine in 2023," said Jenny Swan Meyer, chief operating officer of Swan Legal Search. "This past year, we've seen quite a few mergers between midsize and Am Law 200 firms absorbing smaller shops. They're strategically and steadily growing."COVID Disruptions, Boomer Retirements Put Succession Planning At Top Of Firms' To-Do Lists
Succession planning has been the elephant in the room for a growing population of retirement-age lawyers, but COVID-driven retirements, illnesses and unexpected deaths make succession planning an imminent necessity.Partner Moves in Salt Lake, Seattle Show 'Massive' Rise, While Nashville Fell Off
Appetite for laterals in smaller U.S. cities has grown this year, including Salt Lake, where partner moves rose 234% in the first three quarters of the year.Partner Moves in Salt Lake, Seattle Show 'Massive' Rise, While Nashville Fell Off
Many people are "finding out that this is like a Silicon Valley-type market, just on a smaller scale," said Gregory Hamman, chief data officer at Decipher.Fennemore Launches in Orange County With 'Thousands' of Agricultural Clients
Fennemore's combination with agribusiness boutique Rynn & Janowsky provides it with its fourth new office in California this year.View more book results for the query "Fennemore Craig"
Law Firm Mergers Still Below Average but 'Robust' Activity Expected Soon
Rising fears of a recession as well as some law firms reigniting combination talks may drive more law firm mergers soon.As the Central Valley Emerges as a 'Hotbed' for Litigation, Tyson & Mendes Plants Flag in Fresno
Plaintiffs attorneys are increasingly turning to courts in the Central Valley, which is driving demand for defense attorneys in the region, according to office managing partner Dave Frankenberger.Law.com Trendspotter: 'Ghosting' Exposes the Shaky Foundation of Many Law Firm-Client Relationships
Some clients have reportedly taken to dropping outside counsel without saying a word. While this phenomenon itself does not appear to be widespread, it does highlight a widely-held misconception among law firm partners: that if one of their clients is dissatisfied, they'll hear about it before it's too late.Facing 'Changing of the Guard,' Midsize Law Is Readying the Next Generation of Talent
Leaders at Keker, Van Nest & Peters and Farella Braun + Martel believe selective, client-based growth and a sharpened focus on the next generation of talent are giving them an edge over the competition.Trending Stories
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