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Research and Markets: 2015 Telecommunications Attorney Hourly Rate ReportDUBLIN --(Business Wire)-- Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/63xmp5/2015_attorney) has announced the addition of the "2015 Attorney Hourly Rate Report - Telecommunications" report to their offering. The 2015 Attorney Hourly Rate Report - Telecommunications examines the hourly rates of Attorneys (Partners, Counsel, Senior Associates and Associates) at the Law Firms most active in the Telecommunications market. Rates are analyzed by Individual Firm, Firm Revenue Size Group (Top 10, 50, 100, 101-200 and smaller) and Firms outside of those traditional rankings - Non-US Firms such as Magic Circle Firms, large Regionals, small and middle-market firms and boutiques. dditionally, the Report slices the data by City and Industry (all major ones) to highlight geographical and industry-specific pricing differences. The Telecommunications Industry is the information backbone of the technology-based global economy and from a legal perspective touches all major practice areas: Corporate, Litigation, Regulatory, IP, Antitrust and Environmental as well as every major industry. Imagine conducting business without Internet or telephone or satellite; Telecommunications is a permanent fixture. Law Firms participating in this market must also be global with diverse practice and business teams in place. Engagements can be very complex as well as lengthy in terms of hours billed and rates will vary by Attorney, Experience, Practice Area and City. Not all large Firms participate in the Telecommunications Sector but the ones that do are able to leverage their expertise and experience since most engagements involve more than one issue of law. Lastly, Telecommunications, like most major industries, is constantly and quickly changing. A Firm representing just one aspect of the industry may not have enough depth to stay competitive; a case in point is Dow Lohnes, purchased by Cooley LLP in 2014. Key Topics Covered: Section 1: Hourly Rates by Position by Firm Revenue Size Section 2: Hourly Rates by individual Law Firm Section 3: Hourly Rates by Position by City Section 4: Hourly Rates by Industry For more information visit http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/63xmp5/2015_attorney |
