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The Evolving Economy and Four Resulting Trends for the Legal Profession

The following is an updated version of an article first published by Blane Prescott, Vice President with Hildebrandt, in the closing months of 2008.

28 minute read December 18, 2009 at 09:38 AM
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Blane Prescott
The Evolving Economy and Four Resulting Trends for the Legal Profession

Economic problems impacting law firms are prompting a wealth of predictions about the future. What structural changes may result from the current economic downturn for law firms and the practice of law?

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