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Publicly Held Law Firms and Disclosure
David Lat offers a humorous look at what a publicly held law firm’s quarterly earnings disclosure might look like. In doing so, he raises the serious question of how we’d square client confidentiality rules and SEC disclosure obligations. Over to you, Larry.
Posted on Wednesday, April 23 2008 | Permalink
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