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Law Firms' Woes Likely to Last
Kirkland & Ellis, Chicago's most profitable law firm according to American Lawyer, will see a "small decline" in 2008 earnings, the first dip since the early 1990s, said senior partner Kevin Evanich.
From the Chicago Tribune.
New DUI Law Has Doubters
The new state law that went into effect Thursday requiring first-time DUI offenders to install breath-monitoring devices in any vehicle they want to drive isn't drawing a lot of criticism. But many attorneys don't think it's going to be easy to implement.
From the Springfield State Journal-Register.
Litigation Boutique of the Year: Chicago's Bartlit Beck
No hourly fees, no leverage, no laterals. And Bartlit Beck's lawyers are always prepared to go to trial. The firm's model is unique -- and its results are, too.
From the Amercian Lawyer.
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