May 8, 2008
Legal Talk Network Show on the 2008 AmLaw 100
Yesterday Aric Press of The American Lawyer and I were interviewed on the "Legal Talk Network" for this week's half-hour installment of "Lawyer2Lawyer," on the topic of what the recently released 2008 AmLaw 100 figures reveal about the state of the profession these days.
Enjoy.
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