It's the "anxious season" for partners awaiting news of how their BigLaw firms did financially last year.
And that anxiety hasn't been helped by recent news reports about struggling partners and firms, according to the Am Law Daily (sub. req.).
Such developments include the Chapter 7 bankruptcy of a BigLaw partner, due in part to a $10,000-a-month alimony and child support payment, and the planned dissolution of a storied 500-attorney Canadian firm—whose co-founder said it was doing fine...
