Paul McKenna and Evelina Libhen said the nephew of a wealthy Russian immigrant told his uncle that to become a citizen he needed to invest $1 million in American businesses — and the nephew said he owned the businesses best-suited for that.
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The Troubles of years passed eased a bit as law firms recalibrated business plans, signed up laterals and in some cases, took the merger route and got married. Some veteran lawyers, meanwhile, abandoned the perceived security of Big Law and started their own new firms from scratch.
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As managing partners scrutinize budgets, costs and billing, many law firms report they are doing well again. Yet cost cutting is still the mantra of many according to the law firms who participated in our annual Managing Partners Survey.
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Cutbacks in law firm hiring and smaller salaries make job hunting a hard slog for many new associates.