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Originally posted by evenodds
Anyone have news on the inside of how these two very different firms have integrated?
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The article stated that only four lawyers left during the merger, insinuating it's because they didn't want to work for so large a firm. That's a lie. Resumes were flooding other large local firms' offices, mostly from women partners and associates.
One woman who was a Hilgers equity partner reported that she was offered a non-equity position in Brown McCarroll, while all of her male equity colleagues were offered equity partnerships.
