The Lehman effect and looming recession sends partners’ confidence to a new low, but 49% still expect their revenue to grow; firms are switching their investment towards restructuring and litigation practices. Emma Sadowski reports
Business confidence at top commercial law firms has been further battered by gloomy economic news in the current quarter – but nearly one in two partners still expect their firms to achieve revenue growth this year.
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