Bloomberg Law
December 1, 2015, 9:04 PM UTC

How the Law Business Has Changed Since 1981

Casey Sullivan

When Jami McKeon started practicing law for Morgan Lewis & Bockius in 1981, things were a lot different.

Fresh out of Villanova University School of Law, the litigator worked out of the Philadelphia firm’s local office and had no problem landing work on a number of cases for clients, from United Gas Improvement Corporation to PNC Bank.

With 125 lawyers working out of its headquarters, Morgan Lewis was principally known as a labor and employment law firm for Pennsylvania area clients — an identity that has become a distant memory, with its largest office now in Washington, D.C., at 350 lawyers, and 1,900 ...

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