dj. I think we all agree that Anchorage is not there for the long haul. They would rather write the whole lot off liquidate and move on than hold longer term. That said ,in the meantime they will try to improve the business. But where will the growth come from.?
The most remunerative would appear to be CA's which are becoming a joke with all sort of people jumping on the bandwagon. These take along time to settle also. Forget corporate matrimonial etc. Others hold sway there . Union connection is weakened as others have said , the fact that SGH is now owned by a hedge fund would be absolutely an abomination to some union leader clients. That leaves car accidents and PI . Very competitive field. It seems to me a difficult task ahead with many of the heads of the CA sections and Industrial law heading for greener pastures. Any thoughts?
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