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Splitting in Boston
Is splitting common in the Boston legal market? Between two Boston firms? Between a Boston and a secondary market firm?
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Re: Splitting in Boston
Splitting with another market I have heard of. I'd be more hesitant to split with another big law firm. They have plenty of candidates wishing to commit. Couldn't you just take advantage of any programs to split with a nonprofit instead?
