The National Law Journal published a piece entitled “Midsize Midwest Firms Steady In a Storm.”  It makes the point that these types of firms [which don't generally come to OCIP] have, by and large, not felt the impact of the economy anywhere near as badly as large firms in large cities, which tend to be more dependent on M & A and capital markets.   As the article notes:  ”Less expensive overhead, lawyers with broader skill sets and lower billing rates have also helped . . .”  Read the whole thing.  

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