You can still make mistakes with big firms, but the mistakes are less likely to be fatal because large companies tend to be more
stable than smaller firms.
Large firms can't charge
less than smaller firms, and in fact, typically charge much more for less personalized service.
They generally offer a wider range of employment opportunities, higher wages, and better benefits and provide greater job
stability than smaller firms.
In addition to generating an income, companies that pay dividends tend to be large, mature firms that can more easily cope with changing economic
circumstances than smaller firms.
When the top goals are broken down by firm size, the survey shows that larger firms are much more focused on marketing and business
development than smaller firms.
Fee - based resources are used more often by large firm associates (74 percent frequently / always)
than small firm associates (46 percent).
Mid-cap stocks have gained more than large stocks over the long term and they're better able to weather economic
shocks than smaller firms.
Because the first named insured is going to be the firm, but then, gee if you have 20 lawyers in a firm, the likelihood that you're gonna have more than just a couple claims in the year, that's obviously much
greater than a smaller firm.
The reputation for Big Law still has significant pulling power and it is clear that Big Law careers have more enviable
prospects than smaller firms on paper.
Larger firms (of more than 2,000 practising lawyers) maintain bigger teams on the
whole than smaller firms (of less than 1,000 lawyers).
Larger firms expressed more
concern than small firms that the Solicitors Regulation Authority recently consulted on reducing compulsory run - off cover from six years to three.
Mid-cap stocks have gained more than large stocks over the long term and they're generally able to weather economic shocks
better than smaller firms.
But larger investment firms are profiting much
more than smaller firms and that's driving the growth of digital - based investment advice to new heights.
Generally speaking, large law firms do everything «bigger»
than small firms.