According to the Altman Weil 2002 Retirement and Withdrawal Survey for Private Law Firms, the number of law firms with an active, IRS-approved qualified retirement plan has increased dramatically in recent years. James Cotterman, the Altman Weil principal who conducted the survey, said firms have responded to a heightened need for qualified plans because more attorneys are retiring earlier.
June 20, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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