Bigger is not always better for law firms

There is a trend of law firms consolidating into multinational players, as seen earlier this year when Vancouver’s Bull Housser & Tupper LLP merged with the larger Norton Rose Fulbright. But for some firms, there is wisdom in staying small. And while large firms grab prestige and name recognition, many lawyers say life is better at a small firm.

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