Good news about the U.S. law firm industry has been hard to come by over the past six years.
Financial pressures have imploded established firms like Dewey & LeBoeuf and headlines have been grim about the state of the legal market, like the New Republic feature: “The Last Days of Big Law.”
This year, however, has started off on a different note, with American Lawyer financial figures showing that law firms generally did very well in 2014, because of an uptick in cross-border mergers and acquisitions, along with a mending economy and active regulatory practices.
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