‘The Firm’ Update – Pierce Bainbridge Meets Lambert, Bendini & Locke?

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  • Four Thousand an Hour Arrives in US Big Law Billing
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  • Dechert Raids McDermott With 20‑Partner Team as It Re‑Enters Chicago and Targets Texas
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1 thought on “‘The Firm’ Update – Pierce Bainbridge Meets Lambert, Bendini & Locke?”

  1. Goodness Gracious!!! Is this real? It seems that individuals should be concerned about prison time, if it is. This sounds more nuts than the actual movie.

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