[Biglaw firms] might see a dip [in billable hours] in the first quarter, depending on how much longer this goes on. I just can’t believe there’s enough alternate work going on to make up for what’s happening when the [government] offices aren’t open.
— Jeffrey Lowe, practice leader at Major Lindsey & Africa, explaining to Law.com that with some legal work stopping or slowing down because of the government shut down, firms might see an impact on their bottom line.
Will The Shutdown Hurt Biglaw’s Bottom Line? curated from Above the Law
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