There’s a sense of optimism among the Pittsburgh legal and business community that no matter who wins the gubernatorial race in Pennsylvania this November, it will be a man with Pittsburgh ties and — they hope — one who provides an opportunity to spread the wealth in terms of legal work to the western part of the state.
After eight years of a governor with strong Philadelphia ties, many Pittsburgh lawyers may quietly have envied the benefits Philadelphia and many of its law firms received — benefits that at times, they say, came at the detriment of the Steel City.
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