"Over coffee last week, I was asked a question I’ve been asked a lot since 2008: how does the legal industry keep making so much money given the state of the global economy? My answer is always pretty much the same: “Why wouldn’t it?...”
July 18, 2012 at 12:55 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Legislative excess has driven the legal profession’s growth, but the bounty wasn’t asked for, argues Alex Novarese
Over coffee last week, I was asked a question I’ve been asked a lot since 2008: how does the legal industry keep making so much money given the state of the global economy? My answer is always pretty much the same: “Why wouldn’t it?”
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