It’s antiquated. It represents the fake prestige that large law firms cloak themselves with.
— A response to a survey conducted by The American Lawyer, concerning the use of the term “white shoe” for large law firms. According to Am Law’s survey results, 50.6% of overall respondents said the industry should continue to use the label.
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