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Law Firms Hired Fewer Partners From Government Positions In 2020. Here Are 12 Moves That Made Waves.
07 January 2021
Cooley LLP
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"If hiring a partner from another law firm is risky, hiring
a lawyer working in the government is an even bigger risk: unlike
an established partner with a Rolodex of clients and millions of
dollars in business, a government hire is an unknown quantity who
has to spend months reconnecting with old clients or building a
book of business from scratch."
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