The law firm of the future may look less like a pyramid — and more like an obelisk

Fuente: Business Insider

Christopher Kercher says he's "not going to rebuild the pyramid. "Courtesy of Christopher KercherTrial lawyer Christopher Kercher is building his own law firm after 17 years at Quinn Emanuel. He expects to handle high-stakes corporate disputes with far fewer lawyers on staff.

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