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Discover Ludwig"big law" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It typically refers to large law firms, with multiple attorneys, that handle complex legal cases. For example, "My brother-in-law works at a big law firm and specializes in corporate litigation."
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Big Law, meet New Law.
But the big law firms are greedy.
One big law firm even went bust (see article).
| Big law firms are backing away from trusts and estates.
I am not a big law firm or corporation.
Big law firms are worried about their budgets, too.
Not every corporate law firm has embraced these prevailing "Big Law" trends.
For big law firms, courting young companies is something of a balancing act.
And there are problems with trusts and estates within a big law firm model.
Now that the big law firms have dropped Mr. Ceglia, who is representing him?
| The Times's James B. Stewart and Peter Lattman look at the future of big law.
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