Sentences with phrase «lawyers see a decline»
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But a New York election lawyer, who declined to speak on the record, noted Laufer's line that if the contributor, either directly or through his agent, «places restrictions on how the intermediate recipient may use his contribution that may be seen as earmarking.»
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Miner asked Raij to see the study, and the lawyer declined, saying he did not want to make the study «FOIL - able,» meaning publicly available under the Freedom of Information Law, Carroll said.
[For my other reports from the survey, see Number of «Virtual» Law Practices Shows Decline in 2013 ABA Technology Survey, The Most Popular Apps for Lawyers, According to ABA Tech Survey, Lawyers» Use of Cloud Shows Big Jump in ABA Tech Survey, and Lawyers» Social Media Use Grows Modestly, ABA Annual Tech Survey Shows.]
In a profession that has seen a steady decline in life companies and funding choices, a new competitor will help to keep pricing competitive and possibly offer new and additional services over time to settlement planners and trial lawyers.
The biggest declines came at Butzel Long and Fish & Richardson which each saw a 17.7 percent drop in its lawyer roster.
Because the firm's head count grew more rapidly than its revenue did in 2011, Curtis saw a decline in revenue per lawyer of nearly 8 percent to $ 530,000.
To the degree that lawyers don't follow the money, that number will decline (See my post of April 16, 2012: locate lawyers where revenue, and thus legal work, is generated.).
Last month, in «We Won't See You in Court: The Era of Tort Lawsuits Is Waning,» the Wall Street Journal took a look at the decline in tort lawsuit filings and the reasons fueling the decline, citing «state restrictions on litigation, the increasing cost of bringing suits, improved auto safety, and a long campaign by businesses to turn public opinion against plaintiffs and their lawyers.»
During the Great Recession many law schools saw their admissions decline sharply and many lawyers found themselves without employment.