Out of curiosity, what's the rep for H&K's lit team? Is the power center Miami, Tampa or DC (looks like strong lawyers in all three, my rough analysis is Miami > DC >= Tampa)?
Obviously they're betting big on the South and healthcare with the Thompson & Knight and Waller mergers, but neither of those seemed to bring on that many litigators from what I can tell. What does their lit team tend to be focused on?
Edit: oh also, does anyone know their WFH policies?
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