Marketplace Radio seeking legal services feedback: How is the financial crisis affecting the legal profession?
Thursday, December 04, 2008
- Organization: Public Insight Journalism
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http://tinyurl.com/mktplclegal
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Public Insight Network?
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How is the financial crisis affecting the legal profession?
Corporate law firms have proven adept at navigating financial downturns in the past, but this time things appear to be different. Two venerable San Francisco law firms have collapsed, firms around the country are shedding associates and lateral partners are now available at bargain salaries.
Has the financial crisis changed the way you work?
Big firms aren't the only ones feeling the pinch. Legal aid services and public defenders around the country are preparing for budget cutbacks - right at a time when their services are needed most.
As part of our ongoing coverage of the financial crisis, Marketplace wants to know how the financial crisis has affected your practice. Tell us here.
And please forward this note along to anyone who might have insight into this topic.
Best,
Brendan Newnam
Analyst, Public Insight Journalism
Marketplace
bnewnam@marketplace.org



